I need to find

[1930]

An old worn out Motorcraft 2150 or Autolite 2100 which are a 2 barrel carb that look like this.

What I specifically need is the electric choke assy ( the bulb assy you see on the left ) for my truck. If any of you guys have any local salvage yards that you frequent I would appreciate the help. Here in FL everything old is getting crushed, maybe its that way everywhere.

I search on-line and I cannot find any for sale, maybe thats because no-one wants them though since it is 2 barrel.

[OilyRascal]

Stating known applications might help.  If I recall correctly this was a 302 but don't remember the year range.

[eddie hudson]

Do you need the choke? (black plastic) or the whole assembly that bolts on to the carb?

[mikeswrenches]

My guess is that one off a 4-barrel would also work.  Ford would have used as many interchangeable parts as possible.

Maybe the guys on the GG forum could offer some help.  Just a thought.

Mike

[fflintstone]

http://www.carburetion.com/ford2v.htm

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dautomotive&field-keywords=motorcraft+2150+choke

the internet is your freind. embrace the dark side.

[TexasDeuce]

Hey 1930. Reach out to this guy. He is here in Texas and has been restoring carbs for a long time.

He is selling his carb resto business but I'm pretty sure he has what you need.

Burke Young, Red Bow Restorations
903-776-2298

[bonneyman]

Can't help you with your specific request but I just discovered the same thing about my '86 Toyota carb. The electric choke "warmer" assembly is no longer made. So, when it goes, I'll be jury-rigging the thing.

[OilyRascal]

Here is my pile of "spare" 2b carbs off Ford's - I think all Holley.  Checked them they either don't match your models or have the tag missing.  Put on your bifocals and let me know if you see something you need.

[rusty]

Might be a stupid question, but....
The 2150 lists 3 different types of choke systems, manifold heat, manifold heat with electric assist, and full electric choke.....


2c

[1930]

Might be a stupid question, but....
The 2150 lists 3 different types of choke systems, manifold heat, manifold heat with electric assist, and full electric choke.....


2c

I have manifold heat now, dont want that as the tube is missing and I do not have stock manifolds with the inlet for the tube. I could lay tube next to manifold but I dont like the looks, I am looking for the full electric choke. I think that maybe Derek has it there.

[1930]

Here is my pile of "spare" 2b carbs off Ford's - I think all Holley.  Checked them they either don't match your models or have the tag missing.  Put on your bifocals and let me know if you see something you need.

I think you have what I need Derek, I have been told that Holley bought the Autolite 4100 (4bbl version of 2100) design from Ford in the late 60's.

Can you please send me better ( clearer ) pictures. I will try and start identifying now but its hard when they are in a pile like that. Thanks

[1930]

Do you need the choke? (black plastic) or the whole assembly that bolts on to the carb?

Actually, unless I am misunderstanding you the choke is the metal flapper and the black plastic is the cup that encases whatever form of choke actuator was used. I need the cup and its internals that actuate the choke.

[1930]

My guess is that one off a 4-barrel would also work.  Ford would have used as many interchangeable parts as possible.

Maybe the guys on the GG forum could offer some help.  Just a thought.

Mike

You are right but its easier at this point to possibly narrow down what I need by sticking with a certain application.

[1930]

http://www.carburetion.com/ford2v.htm

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dautomotive&field-keywords=motorcraft+2150+choke

the internet is your freind. embrace the dark side.

Thank-you, this may be what I am looking for, I will possibly contact them

[1930]

Hey 1930. Reach out to this guy. He is here in Texas and has been restoring carbs for a long time.

He is selling his carb resto business but I'm pretty sure he has what you need.

Burke Young, Red Bow Restorations
903-776-2298

Thanks, looks like I may have it covered though at this point, will remember this contact though if need be.