ROCHESTER CARBURETORS

Bulletin 9D-9 January 1952

Page 13 13 ROCHESTER PRODUCTS, DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK
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AIR HORN
ATTACHING SCREW LOCATED AT END OF DIVIDING WALL
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Figure 7-12
14.   Remove two choke housing to air horn attaching screws. Then remove choke housing and gasket from air horn. (Figure 7-11.)
15.   Remove cotter pin from pump plunger rod and remove inside pump lever.
16.   Remove 13 air horn attaching screws and lock washers. (Figure 7-12.)
17.   Carefully remove air horn from float bowl. Lift straight up until float assemblies clear carburetor bowl. (Figure 7-13.)
18. Remove float hinge pin and float and needle as­sembly from inlet side (secondary). Then remove float needle from float assembly. NOTE: Group and keep floats, needle, needle seat, and gaskets together as units. NEVER MIX FLOAT NEEDLES AND SEATS.
19. Remove needle seat and gasket from inlet side of carburetor.
20.   Remove balance spring and clips from inlet side of carburetor.
21.   Remove float hinge pin and float and needle as­sembly from pump side (primary). Then remove float needle from float assembly.
22.   Remove needle scat and gasket from pump side of carburetor.
23.   Remove balance spring and clips from pump side of carburetor:
24.   Rotate power piston retaining washer and remove
Figure 7-13
 
 
 
PUMP PLUNGER ASSEMBLY
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RUBBER SEAL
Figure 7-14
power piston and actuating spring.
25.   Remove rubber seal and plunger assembly from air horn. Then remove rubber sea! from pump plunger assembly. (Figure 7-14.)
26.   Remove air horn gasket.
FLOAT BOWL DISASSEMBLY
Remove three attaching screws and lock washers from Venturi cluster on pump side of carburetor. Then carefully remove cluster and gasket. NOTE: The venturi cluster on the pump side con­tains the pump discharge nozzles and must always he installed on the pump side of the carburetor. The Venturi clusters also carry the idle tubes and main well tubes and are serviced as complete as-
semblies. If necessary, remove the brass vent valve from the primary Venturi cluster by tapping from the underside with a 1/16" punch or rod. If this valve is removed, be certain to replace it with a new one, as the original will be damaged during disassembly.
Remove both Main Metering Jets from the pump side of the carburetor bowl. As these jets differ in

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