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What Carburetor do I need?
The best way to identify what Carburetor you need is to find the model number stamped on the side of carburetor float bowl on your current Carburetor.
(e.g. Usually you will find a model number like "30PICT" or "34PICT" stamped on carburetor body.)
If you're not sure what Carburetor you require the next step would be to identify if you have a Single Port or Dual Port Engine. Please keep in mind this information is for stock engines only. We have no way of knowing what is on your car if it has been modified.
Single Port Carburetors:
It is very important to know the difference between single port and dual port intake manifolds. Although all Volkswagen engines using carburetors through 1970 came with Single Port Engines and Carburetors, many have changed to dual port engines and intake manifolds.
Check the Manifold. If it is one solid continuous unit from carburetor to heads, you have a single port carburetor and Single port long block engine.
Single port intake is bolted to heads using 10mm nuts on 6mm studs.
| Single Port Carburetors: |
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28PCI # 28PICT Models * 30PICT Models 31PICT Models |
# 28PCI Carburetor is not made new.
* 28PICT Carburetor is not made new
The 30 or 31 PICT Carburetor can be bolted on for either the 28PCI or 28PICT
model Carburetors. The 30/31PICT carbs have a slip on fuel inlet as opposed
to the threaded fitting on some 28PICT carburetors. Our replacement carburetors
have a 12 volt choke element which can be used on a 6 volt system but will take
twice as long to warm up. We do not offer a 6 volt choke.
30PICT-1 Carburetor
30 and 31 PICT carburetors are interchangeable.
The 30PICT carburetor does not have an idle shut off valve which came on the 31PICT carburetors.
Dual Port Carburetors:
A "dual port" carburetor does not have two ports! It is just a largercarburetor designed for use with the larger, dual port intake manifold.
The easiest way to tell the difference between the single and dual port intake is that on Dual Port Intake Manifolds, there are either black or orange sleeves on either side of the intake manifold between the carburetor and the cylinder head. Dual port intake is bolted down using 13 mm nuts on 8mm studs.
If your engine has this, your engine (despite the year of the car) has a dual port intake manifold and would use the 34PICT VW carburetor, also known as the "dual port carburetor".
| Dual Port Carburetors: |
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34PICT Models |
34PICT-3 Carburetor
The 34PICT-3 carburetor can be used as a replacement for the 34PICT-4 carburetor but does not have the throttle deceleration lever.
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