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Restoring - General discussions that span across many different groups of years and models => Parts => Topic started by: graceGt500 on September 07, 2024, 11:53:18 AM
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I was given a Holly Motorcraft carburetor that has a part# of DOPF U B 7J23. Does anyone know what car this was used on?
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I was given a Holly Motorcraft carburetor that has a part# of DOPF U B 7J23. Does anyone know what car this was used on?
The "U" suffix typically stood for "Universal" There is a D0ZF-9510-U (air horn location)that is listed as a 780 CFM universal carb. Regardless most likely a universal replacement which means there is not a specific model it was used on.
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I was given a Holly Motorcraft carburetor that has a part# of DOPF U B 7J23. Does anyone know what car this was used on?
I believe the "P" in the number above represents a general replacement item, not the usual "car line" identifier.
(And it's a zero "0" after the "D". That is very important if using an internet search engine.)
Jim
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Iirc, didn't Motorcraft start on production cars in 71? So a factory carb would be expected to be a D1**? Sorry, maybe I'm making a generic assumption here but it might explain the D0zf carb as being an early service replacement.
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Iirc, didn't Motorcraft start on production cars in 71? So a factory carb would be expected to be a D1**? Sorry, maybe I'm making a generic assumption here but it might explain the D0zf carb as being an early service replacement.
In the context of this thread the carb in question seems to be a universal service replacement meant to take the place in multiple applications.