what kind of carb do I have?

[eclipse_22]

Have a 62 190c and I need to purchase a carb rebuild kit, problem is different sources are saying I have a diff carbs.

http://www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au
/mercedes_190c_technical_specifications.htm

Here they say I have a Solex 34 PJCB

And, allpartsexpress says I have a Solex 34 PICB

Help

[Mark DiSilvestro]

Originally Posted by eclipse_22

Have a 62 190c and I need to purchase a carb rebuild kit, problem is different sources are saying I have a diff carbs.

http://www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au
/mercedes_190c_technical_specifications.htm

Here they say I have a Solex 34 PJCB

And, allpartsexpress says I have a Solex 34 PICB

Help

My factory manual lists a Solex 34 PICB for a 190c. Of course someone could have changed it, or that 34 PJCB listing could be a typo.
What does it say on your carb? There should be a make and model number cast/stamped somwhere on the side of the carb-housing.

Happy Motoring, Mark

[Jerry Cohen]

Mark is right, the carb should have the model stamped into the body. After 40 years, who knows what kind of carb it has. I worked with a guy who put a VW beetle 30pict carb on his 190c, bought it new for $50.00(if that tells you how long ago it was), and said it worked great. His throttle shaft was worn out, and even after a kit it didn't run right.

[strelnik]

Originally Posted by Mark DiSilvestro

My factory manual lists a Solex 34 PICB for a 190c. Of course someone could have changed it, or that 34 PJCB listing could be a typo.
What does it say on your carb? There should be a make and model number cast/stamped somwhere on the side of the carb-housing.

Happy Motoring, Mark

PICB and PjCB are the same depending on the language from which the original reference/designation was made.

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