I would like to know if you have a carter carburator diagram for a 2bbl carb

Question edited for carburetor maker name.

In the link. Click on the images tab.

https://www.google.com/search?q=minuki-solex+carburator+for+a+1988+dodge+ram+parts+schematic

There are bound to be videos of rebuilding one

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Carter AFB or Edlebrock

go to the given link and get the diagram http://toolsnyou.com/

Carb rebuilding is not for the inexperienced mechanic. It would take me a couple hours to type out the procedures for this.If you want to tackle it, your best bet is to pick up a manual at the auto parts store. These usually cover all makes and cost about $20. Be sure to read it before you start. It's extremely easy to make it worse than it currently is. Your car will have either Holley or Carter carburator. The name should be cast into the body Plan on 2 or 3 hours for the rebuild.Otherwise check around for a good shop that specializes in fuel systems to do it for you.You may also want to look at replacing it for about the same price. Hope this helps.

Edelbrock and Carter both make 2 bbl. carbs for 351W. that will fit stock intake.
Distributor should not turn on it's own. Only with the engine running

get a repair manual online or store--spray some carb cleaner on it--mitchell and chilton have sites that show procedures

http://www.imperialclub.com/Repair/Fuel/77Thermo/Page01-reg.jpg

try this link
Ed

here is the part number for the fuel pump kit from Carter, everyone carries Carter.
CARTER Part # P74000 {In Tank Fuel Pump}Includes Wiring Harness $38.79

Hi!!

There is a carburator rebuild kit that you can get at the AutoParts store for your vehicle. Runs about $25 and it has a diagram and step by step instruccions on how to rebuild the carburator yourself. If you don't feel comfrortable doing it, take it to a carburator shop for rebuilding. It is cheaper if you take the carb. by itself. Before removing carb. take a few pictures of the hoses and linkage n mark each hose and electrical connection removed, this will make your life a lot easier when you install it back.

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