VITON ACCELERATOR PUMPS USAGE SERVICE REPLACEMENT ONLY

MODELS: 1976-1983 DUAL AND QUADRAJET CARBURETORS VITON ACCELERATOR PUMPS

Viton accelerator pumps are now available for service from WDDGM for correcting conditions of driveability and tip-in-hesitation when a customer is using a high aromatic fuel, gasohol or has dry-out conditions stemming from long periods of non-operation.

Two (2) types of viton accelerator pumps are released and must be used in the correct float bowl assembly.

Float bowl assemblies that have the letters "MW" (machined well) embossed next to the throttle position sensor electrical connector use the red lip (with garter spring) viton accelerator pump ONLY. See Figure No. 1.

If the letters "MW" are not on the float bowl assembly, a blue, thin lip viton accelerator pump can be used as indicated on the accelerator pump part number conversion chart.

Viton service replacement pumps are identified as H.D. (Heavy Duty) in the parts book and are shown in Figure No. 2.

Dual and Quadrajet pump part numbers and applications are as follows:

Red lip (With Machined Well Garter Spring) Only (MW) 17072978

Blue, Thin Lip Non-Machined See Part Number Well Only Conversion Chart

To use the chart, locate the original service part number accelerator pump, for the correct engine application, in the parts catalog. Then cross refer- ence the original service pump number with the viton pump number as shown in the chart.

VITON ACCELERATOR PUMP (BLUE, THIN LIP) PART NUMBER CONVERSION CHART

(Blue, Thin Up) Orig. Service No. Viton Pump No. 7048867 17074102 7048874 17074108 17051117 17074109 17051374 17074104 17053072 17074103 17061080 17074113 17064155 17074117

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