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Steve Parker

03-09-2002 09:05:14




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Looking for specifications/sizing information for carburetor jets of 8N Ford. Not looking for guesses, but mfg. specs. Please give source.




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Steve Parker

03-10-2002 09:46:55




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 Re: 8N Carb jet sizing: in reply to Steve Parker, 03-09-2002 09:05:14  
Got all the info I needed: .025/.026



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Ken N Tx

03-10-2002 03:05:09




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 Re: 8N Carb jet sizing: in reply to Steve Parker, 03-09-2002 09:05:14  
Check out the rebuild series below..



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Dell (WA)

03-09-2002 10:54:59




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 Re: 8N Carb jet sizing: in reply to Steve Parker, 03-09-2002 09:05:14  
Steve..... ....your being very hard to get along with, did you "muckup" yer carb rebuild? Since yer being so specific, how come ya didn't tell us yer carb p/n?

FYI:.....8N's were equipped with 4 different M-S carbs which are all covered under Ford's basic p/n scheme as 8N-9510(*)

I got the following info from NAA Dan's web page many years ago that I can't even quickly refer you to it. I think it is now NAA Resources. He attributes this info to Ford Tractor Shop Manual SE-8175 46117.

Ford p/n for all N-Carbs is 8N-9510 and it uses 9N-9596 idle jet whoses size is 0.025/0.026 and the 9N-9533 is size #49 drill. And all float adjustment is 1/4.

But since the adjustment of both jets is by tapered needle, I don't think jet size matters too much as long as you gott the correct jet in the correct hole..... .....Dell

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