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TRUCK SERVICE MANUAL TM 5-4210-230-14&P-1 DISASSEMBLY To facilitate working on the carburetor and to prevent damage  to  the  throttle  plates,  install  bolts  about  2¼"  long  of the   correct   diameter   through   the   carburetor   retaining   bolt holes   with   a   nut   above   and   below   the   flange   (or   install carburetor legs). Use a separate container for the component parts of the  various  assemblies  to  facilitate  cleaning,  inspection  and assembly. The following is a step-by-step sequency of operations for completely overhauling the carburetor; however,    certain    components    of    the    carburetor    may    be serviced    without    disassembling    the    entire    unit.        For    a complete carburetor overhaul, follow all the steps.  To partially overhaul  the  carburetor  or  to  install  a  new  gasket  kit,  follow only the applicable steps. Fuel Bowls and Metering Blocks 1. Remove    four    spring    loaded    primary    fuel    bowl mounting screws (Fig.  29). 2. Remove  the  primary  fuel  bowl  and  gasket  and  the metering   block   and   gasket.      Discard   the   gaskets.      Also remove  fuel  bowl  transfer  tube  and  "O"  rings.    Discard  "O" rings. 3. Remove the fuel pump transfer tube and discard the "O" ring seals (Late Production) Figure 29 Removal of the Fuel Bowl and Metering Block (Typical) 4. Using    a    socket    wrench,    SE-1772-1,    remove    the power valve and gasket (Fig.    30) Figure 30  Using Socket Wrench SE-1772-1 to Remove Power Valve 5.    Using  a  jet  wrench,  SE-1772-6,  remove  the  main jets (Fig.  31). Figure 31 Using Jet Wrench SE-1772-6 to Remove Main Jets 6.    Remove  the  distributor  vacuum  fitting  or  plug  from  the metering block (where used). CGES-125-T  Page 22 PRINTED IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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