New to the board PCV question
On a 1962 300 HP, the diagram shows the brass fitment screwing in the rear of the AFB as being multi port, ie. one going to the PCV and another going to the automatic trans. I have a 4 spd. I have seen a 90 deg. brass fitting (single port only to the PCV) used as well on std trans. Which is correct; or are they both correct? Thank you
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Re: New to the board PCV question
Ronald,
Unfortunately I can't answer your question but wanted to welcome you to the Board, it is a great resource. I'm sure some one will answer your question. Don H. -
Re: New to the board PCV question
Welcome aboard Ronald! Are you sure your car came with a PVC system? They were only on California cars in 1962. Someone with more knowledge of these will surely chime in about the fitting.Comment
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Re: New to the board PCV question
If I recall, the 1963 fittings were similar. I don't have my 1962 AIM handy so sorry if I got it wrong, but I have some photos of the '63 brass fittings. Maybe it'll help.
This one is for Power Brakes and the PCV.
PC170011.jpg
This one is for the PCV, and also C60 Air Conditioning, obviously not for 1962.
PC170012.jpg
This photo came from someone else IIRC maybe Frank Dreano, and is for Power Brakes and C60 and the PCV.
vac_pcv_pb_ac_at.jpg
This is the conglomeration I had on our '63 300 HP (with stock AFB) with Power Brakes and Air Conditioning(aftermarket).
Please don't chuckle too loudly.....
PC170014.jpg
Rich
p.s. Powerglide('63) vacuum port came directly off of the carburetor front port, using a hard pipe and flare fitting to a hose Tee for the vacuum advance.
Not sure about '62.
PB290017.jpgComment
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Re: New to the board PCV question
According to the recently updated 61-62 manual, the 300 HP with manual transmission and PCV valve has a brass extension in the rear of the carb base into which a brass elbow is screwed in. The PCV valve is threaded into the elbow. There is also a photo of the installation.
DennisComment
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Re: New to the board PCV question
picture in new JG for 62Comment
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Re: New to the board PCV question
Correct photo would be M-13-11.Comment
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