Motorcraft 2100 Carburetor is finished!

by JonBenya on July 29, 2009

Motorcraft 2100 Carburetor

I’ve got the Carburetor finished, and it’s running great!  As it turns out, the inlet valves were almost completely gummed up, which would probably be why the car was stalling out so badly, and the gaskets were pretty much falling apart. (10 years of storage will do that!)

I got an electric choke to replace the original, but I haven’t actually installed it because the vacumn pump seems to be working perfectly after the rebuild (My original suspicion was that the original choke was shot).  I’m hanging onto the electric choke as a backup, and I’ve finished replacing the convertible top and interior, so I’ll post that good stuff in a bit!
1965 mustang carburetor

1965 mustang carburetor

Motorcraft 2100 Carburetor

Motorcraft 2100 Carburetor

Motorcraft 2100 Carburetor

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Greg Kutz July 31, 2009 at 1:43 pm

Jon-
It was nice to meet you at the Pittsburgh Grand Prix. Best of luck with the restoration, hopefully I’ll learn something from your blog to help me with my 64.5 coupe restoration!

Greg Kutz
Dalton, Ohio

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Jon July 31, 2009 at 4:20 pm

Thanks for the message, it was good to meet you too! I can’t promise any great insight on the restoration, I’m no expert myself, But I’d love to see photos of the car!

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Raul October 28, 2009 at 3:29 pm

I have a restoration on a 64 F100 with a 306 small block in it. Went to remove the carb to have it rebuilt and also get my heads done. BUT, now I cant remember where the choke cable went. Can you help me out. Your carb is the same one as mine.

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Jon November 1, 2009 at 4:52 pm

Unfortunately my carb may be a little different. I don’t have a choke cable, my choke is vacumn driven, with the vacumn on the back side of the carb. I’ve recently modified my choke to an electric choke, so if your carb has a choke cable running to the driver, I am not sure where it would go.

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robert December 29, 2009 at 12:52 am

hi, i have a 73 f-250 with the same carb. i was wondering, would you have any pics of the carb hooked up when it had the vacuum choke. i haven’t had much experience with them and i just found out that what i think is the vaccum advance port has no hose on it and i have no idea where it might go. any advice?

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Jon December 30, 2009 at 4:55 pm

Sad to say, I don’t have any photos with the hose on the advance port. Since the pump is molded into the carb, there shouldn’t be too much difficulty running the tube from the pump to the choke though.

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HeiveDepnit April 19, 2010 at 3:52 pm

Hello dudes!

This is my first post here.. Hello to everyone!

Adios amigos

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joe tumes October 13, 2010 at 7:22 pm

i have a 67 289 2 barrel 2100 carb gas is leaking down from the
fuel bowl installed rebuilt kit, idles great and great pick up not leaking at power valve or pump. any answers.thx tumes

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JonBenya June 3, 2011 at 10:19 pm

Cracked body, perhaps?

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