ROCHESTER CARBURETORS

Bulletin 9D-5 August, 1951

Bulletin 9D-5
August, 1951
Model "AA"
Page 9
ROCHESTER PRODUCTS DIVISION. GENERAL MOTORS CORP., ROCHESTER. NEW YORK
DISASSEMBLY OF BOWL COVER
1.   Remove float hinge pin and carefully lift float from cover.
2.   Remove steel float needle from float needle seat.
3.   Remove 3 power diaphragm assembly attaching screws. Remove assembly.
4.   Using a l/2" width screw driver, remove float needle seat with gasket.
5.   Grip cover in vise by fuel inlet boss. Using a 3/4" wrench, remove fuel inlet nut, and screen. DO NOT PASS DRILLS OR WIRE THROUGH CALIBRATED HOLES.
DISASSEMBLY OF HOUSING AND THROTTLE BODY
1.   Remove balance tube from air horn. On later models Balance Tube is not removable.
2.   Remove 3 attaching screws with lugs from choke housing cover. Remove cover and ther­mostat coil as an assembly. DO NOT DISTORT COIL.
3.   Remove choke valve screws and valve.
4.   Remove cotter pin from pump rod.
5.   Remove pump rod. DO NOT BEND PUMP ROD.
6.   Remove cotter pins from choke rod, remove rod.
7.   Remove choke counterweight attaching screw, collar, washer and counterweight.
8.   Remove choke vacuum piston and shaft by revolving choke shaft until piston is free from cylinder.
9.   Remove 3 housing to throttle attaching screws.
10.   Remove pump yoke nut and lock washer.
11.   Remove pump yoke from inside of housing.
NOTE: There is a small felt washer in the counterbore of housing (outside), when remov­ing nut or yoke use care so as not to lose felt (packing) washer.

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