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What is this airhorn's correct application?

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Ethan1:
 Jon, have you looked ALL the numbers up on that airhorn? Like the idle vent cover? Pump arm? Lockout lever? And correlated them together to see which one it is close to?

Frank400:

--- Quote from: Ethan1 on July 01, 2017, 02:17:54 AM --- There is NO known manual with just air horn part number's for Qjet's. I was speaking of other Rochester's in the AC Delco manual. That being said, there has to be a list out there. So, sorry for getting your hopes up.

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  this is the kind of info you have to accumulate data to get.  I am in the process of doing this but unfortunately I don't have too many old carbs (rare, and/or desireable) in that list.  I take note of the casting number of every single quadrajet part that I come across...baseplate, main body, air horn...

   Frank.

unruhjonny:
Frank, that is exactly what I expected.

I figured if anyone would be armed with this sort of info, it would have been Cliff.

Ethan1:

--- Quote from: Frank400 on July 02, 2017, 06:24:21 PM ---  this is the kind of info you have to accumulate data to get.  I am in the process of doing this but unfortunately I don't have too many old carbs (rare, and/or desireable) in that list.  I take note of the casting number of every single quadrajet part that I come across...baseplate, main body, air horn...

   Frank.

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 Agreed, Frank! I don't have too many rare carbs myself. I have some desirable Chevy's, but no desirable B-O-P carbs. :-\

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