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??? Carburators On 502
Hopefully an easy question for you knowledgeable motor guys. I have a couple carbs from my original 93' Merc 502's. I looked at the Carbs can't find any info or Manufacturer or part number. Does anyone know what type of carbs these are. I want to list them for sale but want to describe them acurately.
Don't know if Merc would have used more than one type back then. Thanks in advance for any help. |
Fixx
Originally Posted by cocktails
(Post 3038102)
Hopefully an easy question for you knowledgeable motor guys. I have a couple carbs from my original 93' Merc 502's. I looked at the Carbs can't find any info or Manufacturer or part number. Does anyone know what type of carbs these are. I want to list them for sale but want to describe them acurately.
Don't know if Merc would have used more than one type back then. Thanks in advance for any help. send me a pic and il tell you what they are.. [email protected] |
Originally Posted by mrfixxall
(Post 3038105)
they could be holly or webber,, look on the choke horn if it reads a list# then its a holly..
send me a pic and il tell you what they are.. [email protected] |
Carter also.
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Aren't the most common carbs on these motors the 750 cfm Rochester Quadrajet carb?
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Originally Posted by wjb21ndtown
(Post 3038154)
Aren't the most common carbs on these motors the 750 cfm Rochester Quadrajet carb?
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fixx
if they were rochester the secondarys would be 2 1/2 x the size of the primaries throttle blades...Weber,carter,edelbrock are all the same castings by weber and you would see Weber's name casted into it..holley would have 2 fuel inlets on the choke side of the carburetors,weber and q-jet would have one fuel inlet..
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if it if hp500,its a holler,im not sure about the rest of the carbed 502s.
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oops,did i say holler,OK HOLLEY:coolcowboy:
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Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 3038218)
if it if hp500,its a holler,im not sure about the rest of the carbed 502s.
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Originally Posted by cocktails
(Post 3038102)
Hopefully an easy question for you knowledgeable motor guys. I have a couple carbs from my original 93' Merc 502's. I looked at the Carbs can't find any info or Manufacturer or part number. Does anyone know what type of carbs these are. I want to list them for sale but want to describe them acurately.
Don't know if Merc would have used more than one type back then. Thanks in advance for any help. |
if it's a std 502 should be the edelbrock style carters, is the carb wider than long with the fuel line coming in the rear corner ?
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If they are 502's they will be Rochester Quadrajets.
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not here in the mid 90's...all mercs used carter's as there was a issue between merc and rochester...
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Holley 9381 830 cfm
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And the winner is????
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My guess is weber
1990-1992 #s 0C878221-0D824588 had QJets 1992-1993 #s 0D824589-0F114528 had webers so 1992 was the change year and a 1993 should be webers.. |
My Hp's have Holley, 850's
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Boat tech.Put up a picture.I'll eat my mouse if they are anything other than Q-jets.
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:confused:
Originally Posted by fastlane40
(Post 3040363)
Boat tech.Put up a picture.I'll eat my mouse if they are anything other than Q-jets.
With out a picture or serial number it would be just a guess because some where in that time frame MerCruiser went from using this style carb, http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...esc=CARBURETOR Over to a weber style like this, http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...OR+%28WEBER%29 And that information can be found here. http://www.mercruiserparts.com/selec....asp?type_id=8 |
Originally Posted by Boat Tech
(Post 3040416)
:confused::confused: It's not me that was asking about the what style carb it should be, We are waiting to see if (cocktails) will ever come back and give us an update to see who the winner is:drink:
With out a picture or serial number it would be just a guess because some where in that time frame MerCruiser went from using this style carb, http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...esc=CARBURETOR Over to a weber style like this, http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...OR+%28WEBER%29 And that information can be found here. http://www.mercruiserparts.com/selec....asp?type_id=8 |
My guess would be a weber, it looks very similar to the carter & edelbrock. Most likley not a Q Jet but who knows with Merc. My stock 1994 330 BBC came with the Weber, sold the carb a long time ago.
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Originally Posted by Boat Tech
(Post 3040416)
:confused::confused: It's not me that was asking about the what style carb it should be, We are waiting to see if (cocktails) will ever come back and give us an update to see who the winner is:drink:
With out a picture or serial number it would be just a guess because some where in that time frame MerCruiser went from using this style carb, http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...esc=CARBURETOR Over to a weber style like this, http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...OR+%28WEBER%29 And that information can be found here. http://www.mercruiserparts.com/selec....asp?type_id=8 |
WOW, WHAT A GREAT RESPONSE.!!! tHAT'S WHY i LOVE OSO.
Been out of town for a few days, I will get a picture taken today and post on so the winner will be determined. Now I'm more confused. The only one that may be out is the 500 Hp carb since these motore were the original 502 390hp. Thanks for all the replies. |
Originally Posted by cocktails
(Post 3040798)
WOW, WHAT A GREAT RESPONSE.!!! tHAT'S WHY i LOVE OSO.
Been out of town for a few days, I will get a picture taken today and post on so the winner will be determined. Now I'm more confused. The only one that may be out is the 500 Hp carb since these motore were the original 502 390hp. Thanks for all the replies. We need the original engine serial numbers as well. That will tell us what was originally on there. |
I be posting a picture by tomorrow have to upgrade my membership. I'll have to dig out the original serial numbers. they are somewhere. Thanks again for the replies
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Carburator Picture- The winner is????
Posting the picture of the carb. So who is the winner.
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Try again to attach the picture
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Man your killing me....
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I think this was a trick Question and he posted it in his sleep,
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