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NO.  In addition to the special tools listed above, a simple tool for removing or installiimprovised. Obtain a section of brass tubing at least three inches long with an inside diameter of 1/8 inch (or slightly larger if that size is not obtainable), a length of 1/8 inch or larger drill rod (or a flatof a least 1/8 inch), and a length of No.52 or 1/16 inch diameter drill rod.
2. SPECIAL TOOLS AND IMPROVISED TOOLS
This carburetor may be overhauled using ordinary tools if a reasonable amount of care is exercised. Overhaul will
be facilitated, however, and damage to parts avoided if factory-approved tools are used. The special tools
recommended for use in the overhaul of this carburetor are listed below.
TOOL
SNAP-ON
TOOL NO.
HOLLEY
TOOL
Main Jet Wrench 
TMC-36
82R-49
Power Valve Wrench 
MC-128
82R-34
(Used for fuel inlet seat retainer screw)
Float Gauge
MC-164
82R-53
ng the distribution pin may be
-tip punch having an end diameter
vised
PART NAME
2
1
Pump Link Cotter Pin
3
2
Throttle Body Screws and
Lockwashers (2)
3
Throttle Body Gasket
3. MASTER REPAIR KITS
placements
assembly procedure
l parts for which
4. DISASSEMBLY
A. PREPARATION
During disassembly, use separate containers for the
component parts of both major subassemblies; the
main body assembly, and the throttle body assembly.
Cleaning, inspection, and reassembly will be
facilitated by use of separate containers.
-MAIN BODY ASSEMBLY
FROM THROTTLE BODY ASSEMBLY
The following list contains all parts removed in
separating the main body assembly from the throttle
body assembly.
Parts to be discarded
and replaced from a Master Repair Kit are marked
with an asterisk (*).
Figure I. Disassembly - Two Maior Subassemblies
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