Nos Mopar 1960-1966 Plymouth Dodge Chrysler Slant 6 Carb Link Insulator on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Up for bid is this NOS carb link insulator Chrysler part #2128347 This hard rubber insulator fits 1960-1966 Plymouth, Dodge and Dodge trucks equipped with slant 6 engines and one barrel Holley or Carter carbs. It is used where the carb linkage goes
through the throttle linkage on slant six carburetors. It snaps into the double square holes on the throttle linkage.
Not for use with throttle cable applications. Don't miss this often overlooked part. Please see my other NOS and used Mopar items.
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