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EFV-8 Club Forum / General Ford Discussion / 1948 H-series 6-cylinder accelerator linkage

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rdove

07-18-2015 @ 4:48 PM

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Does anybody out there have a picture of 1948 H-series 6-cylinder accelerator linkage in a 2 door sedan? I need a picture of the linkage at the intake manifold. Thanks in advance.

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07-18-2015 @ 10:26 PM

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They used a rod type as did the V8's but don't know if its the same length. The "H" engine used a cable type arrangement to the choke only. ken ct.I have 6 cyl rebuilt carbs and parts thereof if you need any. ken ct

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07-19-2015 @ 5:53 AM

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I need the arms that are attached to the intake manifold if you have them. I think they are held in place by a cotter pin.

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07-19-2015 @ 10:53 AM

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Do you have a Green Bible pg. 426 shows parts do you mean # iga-9584 or #iga- 9518. These I have though they are not attached to the manifold ,their part of the carb. Ken ct. call 1-203-260-5945 cell.

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07-19-2015 @ 11:52 AM

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The closest picture I can find in the Green Bible is on page 399. It shows a G-series 6 cyl. linkage. Part # 9724. The parts I need are not attached to the carb. I've attached a picture. The linkage I need are toward to bottom left of the picture.

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07-19-2015 @ 1:01 PM

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Oh I see,that is usually called a bell-crank,that I NO got. Sorry, no idea where to get one. Try Bob Selzam 1-732-928-9421 M,T,T,F. Closed Wed. 10 am to 4 pm.

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07-20-2015 @ 8:26 AM

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I just might have this part. I have an old 6cyl engine in my boneyard that looks a lot like this. It came out of a 46 model. let me know. Gene

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07-20-2015 @ 11:05 AM

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Thanks, I'll try him.

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07-20-2015 @ 11:10 AM

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Gene,
According to the Green Bible, they were the same from 41-48 on all 6 cylinders. If the one you have is in good shape, I would be interested. The one I have is slightly bent.
Randy

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07-20-2015 @ 12:25 PM

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Hi Randy, the one I have is also slightly bent and has some surface rust, but it could be staightened and used. let me know if you are interested. You can call me at 509-670-0408. Gene.

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