O.K. Robert ;
Don't panic .
Did you try to remove the butter fly disc plate ? .
Or is this the adjusting screw on the outer end of the throttle shaft ? .
If you're done here , just go toRock Auto parts .com and order up one , they
have a very good rebuilder in the MidWest , I forget where but the quality is
impressive .
Else , buy another carby and swap the parts you need out .
Some times the old carby has simply had too many miles and heat cycles and dies
in your hand .
-Nate
Robert wrote :
>
> Well i did it. Tore into the one barrel carb. All wwas going well until
> trying to put the screws back int the shaft in the throttle body and snapped
> it off. I tried drilling it out screwing up the shaft. Anyone know where i
> might locate another shaft for a one barrel rochester with manual choke? Also
> the brass screws?
> The craftmanship on these old vehicles is really impressive. But if you are
> reading this you already kow that.
>
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