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PostPosted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 10:43 am 
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Get the Stromberg 1bbl you have pictured here . It is a Bendix-Technico Stromberg BXUV-3 from an Australian 1967-1969 Valiant with 225 Slant-6 engine (see here) and it will easily fit and work correctly on your 1975 car. Yes, 120 km/h is completely possible with the 1bbl carburetor. You will want to disassemble, clean, and rebuild the carburetor. Buy a rebuild kit from MLP Carburettors in Australia; see here. Right now they don't have the BXUV-3 kit showing on eBay, but their fax number is on the linked page and you can contact them to buy the kit.

You would need to find and buy a lot of parts more than the carburetor to put a 2bbl carburetor on your engine. For now, it will be easiest and fastest to put the correct 1bbl carburetor on.

There must be linkage from the carburetor to the transmission. See if you can get it from the same car the Stromberg 1bbl carburetor comes from.

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Thanks Dan .... :lol: ahahahah now easy to select the carb...... regarding the linkage i ask the vender but he did not have any clue about it even he is arguing with me that auto trans was not available before 80s..... nounsencen ..

any how i will straight away go and get this carb today.

Dan there is no linkage is it easy to fabricate ? :roll:

Thanks thanks and thanks

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Den is the below link pic (from your post) Ausi BXUV-3 have the kickdown linkage . if not can you send some car pics having BXUV-3 installed with kickdown linkage. Thanks

http://u225.torque.net/cars/SL6/BXUVb.jpg

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The kickdown linkage is not part of the carburetor. Here is a diagram of the kickdown linkage. You can see it is composed of several rods, levers, brackets, and clips:

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Oh sorry my mistake... actually i take the pics of already installed kickdown linkage and my new BXUV-3 carb and let see if it fix or not.

first let me get that carb..... :twisted: :evil:

Thanks for your support

This is realy helpful ..

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looks like you have a great job on the outside, she a bueaty. the engine bay need a clean up. like menition that fuel pump will work for you but it needs to be mounted at the rear on the frame rail close to the tank. with the carb it looks like a holley that was on the 2.2 dodges from the early 80`s, they are vac secondary 2bbls. are you using an adaptor plate or is your intake manifold 2bbl stock? with the kick down linkage, were dakota pickup trucks or full size dodge pickups from mid 90`s to early 2000 sold in your area, if so you can easly fit the kick down cable and brackets from these pickups to the trans, the bracket are the same. at the carb you need to get the throttle body and cable bracket of the same truck and mount the cable bracket to the carb stud in a position to reach the throttle arm and use the piviot from the throttle body on your carb.some welding and fabrication of the bracket will be needed. you will burn up the trans with out some sort of kick down activation cable or rod. tieing back 3/4 of it travel for now will work but it will shift at higher rpms each gear.
Thanks Terry.... for the nice reply.

as suggest by Dan i am going to buy BXUV-3 carb for my car and definatly i will use your suggestion and fix the trany linkage.

Dakota and Dodge trucks are not available in Pakistan. I think i may need to do the febrication let see. will post the pics of trany linkage to carb.

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Dear All, finaly today i got the carb as suggest by Dan BXUV-3.

posting some pics of carb before cleaning

http://s1147.photobucket.com/albums/o55 ... 88758a.jpg

Keep pressing next you will all the pic.

i dont know how my pic will come to this page directly ???

Chuck can you help in this.

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can some one send me the exact Air Horn gaskit image thanks. STOP make carb cleaner and Karoseen for cleanng carb. in Pakistan no special carb cleaner except STOP make . is ther any home made solution may i can try?

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Can any one help with the connection of this carb. carb is rebuild and working very good on idle speed but once accelerate engine strave and dies. may bee my piping is wrong?

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The hole you have in red is for the pcv to go into and that goes onto the carb big tube with a gas proof hose. The other part at the back of the cover is to go from the air cleaner with another hose.

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The hole you have in red is for the pcv to go into and that goes onto the carb big tube with a gas proof hose. The other part at the back of the cover is to go from the air cleaner with another hose.

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You should be good to go....enjoy!

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