I have a 1986 ford f-150 and looking for a carberter?

Question

Need one as soon as possible and looking under $200.00 must be new will buy from other states. the carberter code is 4bb

Answer 1

Have you tried a junk yard in your area? You may be able to pick one up for super cheap if you don't mind (a) a junk yard and (b) getting it out yourself.

Answer 2

If your carburetor is not outright missing, I'd recommend having a good local mechanic rebuild yours. Often a good rebuild of a worn-out but original carburetor will work better than a parts-store rebuild. The reason is that parts-store rebuilds have a tendancy to mix parts from different years, and often these don't work correctly together. If you have the original carburetor, having a mechanic overhaul it is going to be your best bet.

I would take a carburetor rebuilt by a teenager who'se never attempted such a thing in a basement workshop over a parts store rebuild - and I have experience with both.

Answer 3

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Holley-600-cfm-0-80457-Electric-Choke-Carburetor-NEW_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33550QQihZ019QQitemZ290074861823QQrdZ1 Good luck other wise Summit racing usually has good deals. you didn't say what engine and that 4bb doesn't sound like a holly code which is normally that carb that comes on the older Fords

Answer 4

The eighty 5 Bronco is comparable to the F150 from the doorways forward. the only difference may be the wheel base and length of the physique. you're able to could desire to circulate the rear axle and is derived forward to in good shape the Bronco physique.

Answer 5

hey, just go to www.keystone.com and look up carbs for you truck... i had a 1986 c10 chevy pickup with a 383 stroker... and found a carb on there for like 189.99 with free shiping

Answer 6

try ebay or autozone!