Holley 4777-6 Rebuild- Ball bearing?
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So in the process of dissembling a 650 double pumper 4777-6 for rebuild, a very small ball bearing fell out of an unknown location. The Holley Renew Kit 37-485 I'm using came with two ball bearings of different sizes but the exploded view shows a ball bearing used in much older carb models in the accelerator pump discharge nozzle assembly. Anyone know where a ball bearing goes in a later model? Mine has a 2210 under the 4777-6
FWIW, I used this YT video for disassembly and rebuild : https://youtu.be/MeHUwEr8-XA?si=STtjcxveNCiLT8Qe |
Most kits have more parts than needed. Your kit might have enough parts to do vacuum secondary carbs, also. Older vacuum secondary carbs had a check ball where the secondary diaphragm housing attaches to the main body.
I'm pretty sure there are no "balls" in a double pumper. Tom V. ? |
The older ones had balls in the accel pumps.
The balls were in the fuel bowls before they went to rubbers.;) Oh, and yes, there is a ball in the vac sec housing. |
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Thanks all -
Weird - still have no idea where the ball came from when I disassembled. Any way to check and determine if my accelerator pump nozzles are the ball types? Otherwise, based on the braintrust I’ll proceed ball-less! |
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Gotcha- mine has a rubber plug with a nipple
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Here's a pic of the early-style check ball
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We've had several like this over the years.
Later versions had the upside-down red rubber umbrella-style check valve. |
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