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I currently have a Carter 1 BBL Model E7L2 with a dashpot off a 1949 Chrysler Windsor with a flathead 6 250cu. Will there be any problems swapping to a Carter 1BBL without a dashpot?

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Why do you want to eliminate the anti-stall portion of the carb (the two wire electro-magnetic part) ? That means if you find a carb with out that portion you will also find that you will also end up with out a built in kick down switch.. Those Fluid Drive M-6 type carbs show up often enough to find a rebuildable one if you need one.

If the car is stock keep the factory E7L2 carb to keep all the wiring and electrical components operating correctly for the M-6 transmission. The Carter E7L2 are good trouble free carburetors.

Bob

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The only reason I'm even thinking about this is because my carb does not have the items shown here:

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I haven't had any success finding this...

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It will run fine with out the plunger rod and spring till you find one. All that does is supposedly prevent a idle stall coming to a very harsh stop. I have run them without. No issues. I would find a parts carb though if you can. Any 1946-1950 Desoto or Chrysler carb will have those 2 parts.

Bob

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