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Re: Marvel Carburetors
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Posted by Alberta Mike on June 04, 2005 at 20:20:02 from (64.42.242.8):
In Reply to: Marvel Carburetors posted by J. Schwiebert on June 04, 2005 at 18:34:28:
Right here on the YT site in the left menu under "articles" there is an excellent article on rebuilding an MS cast-body carb. I think it is for an N-series Ford but all of them are pretty much the same. The only criticism I'd have of the article is the author's references to removal of brass parts like jets, fuel nozzle, needle seat, etc. He talks as if they just come out easy and they don't. You must heat the carb body (after disassembly of course) with a propane torch or perhaps heat it up in your barbeque to a nice hot temperature. The brass should come out but still be careful, once those things twist off you're left with a paper weight. And make sure that whatever you are using to remove the brass is a GOOD FIT on the brass (eg. screwdriver, wrench, etc). The heating is for cast iron carb castings, not pot metal ones.
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