No Provision For Power Valve
	Allows The Use of Metering Jets
	Includes Gaskets And Longer Fuel Bowl Screws

4555 remove rear bowl

clean parts, and remove power valve, then reinstall power valve

3310-2

Remove front idle mixture screws, 2 per front metering block, and change cork gaskets. You can use a 7/32" drill bit to push it all the way in.

Install screw all the way in clockwise until it lightly touches the end (don't over do it or the point will get damaged.

Turn both screws out 1.5 turns counter clockwise for initial startup.

3310-2 Jets (Same procedure for both carbs)

There are 2 per metering block front/rear (none on the rear of a stock 3310-2)

Using a thick straight screwdriver, remove both jets, there are no gaskets here.

Front 780 jets are 70 and rear are 76.

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Needle and Seat   (Same procedure for both carbs)

Using a wide screwdriver, unscrew and remove the lock screw. Then turn the nut counter CW to remove the needle/seat (.110)

Note paper gasket on both sides of the nut.

Needle/seat removed. Replace them with Viton 0.110 in. unless they are fairly new. Before you install them,

take compressed air and blow them clean while holding the needle off the seat. One spec of dirt will cause flooding.

Before installing the needle/seat, lube the needle/seat O ring with a dab of oil or the O ring will be too tight on assembly and may tear.

Turn bowl upside down and turn the needle/seat clockwise until the bowl is level, you'll check this later with the car running.

Check to see if the float is getting any fuel inside. Remove it and shake it.

Using a flat screwdriver remove the float.

Remove the from and rear (780) fuel level site screws and note a metal gasket.

Some kits today are using a plastic washer. I myself use the metal ones, because

I don't trust the plastic since it doesn't compress.

Front accelerator pump

<--- 780-->

Using a square head screwdriver, remove the pump cover and note diaphragm orientation and spring.

If the gasket is old, it'll be hard and won't be able to flex so replace it.

Secondary Vacuum 

780--->

Side view of secondary vacuum linkage/manual choke if equipped as on the 3310.

3310 - Remove side choke mount and note paper gaskets and replace from kit.

Note the cork gasket, if this isn't installed then the secondaries will not open & you will have a vacuum leak.

Remove secondary vacuum diaphragm housing. Note spring orientation, it snaps into the post.

Check the chart below for correct spring color (plain color are used from speed shop carbs).

Also note chrome ball will be here on 71+ Holley's

Fuel Filter

Remove fuel inlet fitting, note metal gasket. If your using the stock fuel filter then it'll be the hard brass ones.

Don't forget the spring if your using this location. If you don't want to wear the fuel line attachment bolts

even when using a fuel line flare wrench then install an inline fuel filter.

Body - using a wire (guitar string) clean out these holes

3310-2 Rear

Remove rear fuel bowl

The 3310-2 has no metering block but a plate to keep costs down, remove plate using a square screwdriver and lift and remove gasket.

For the 780 remove the bowl/metering block the same as you did for the front.

3310-2

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With the bowls off and metering blocks or rear plate, remove all philips screws from the throttle body and note gasket orientation.

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780 rear bowl/float/metering block

This screw is your secondary stop screw and must be set off the car, go to Step 2 in the Setup Section https://my1970z28.com/COPO/setup.htm

Remove nozzle pump screw and 2 paper gasket

Then remove the needle

Pump discharge needle orientation (paper gasket on each side of the pump nozzle)

Clean all parts with carb cleaner and assemble in reverse order and setup

While WOT is held open, using a flat screwdriver, push the lever down and take a reading, it should be .015,

if you don't do this you will have a stumble when you press the accelerator If while idling you give it some gas

and it has a stumble and the .015 doesn't fix it then you need to test the power valves. My rear one was shot when

this happened in July 2011.

Turn in lightly until they stop, turn out 1.5 turns. When car is idling, set until you get the highest RPM or

highest vacuum reading with a vacuum gauge, then do the other side then repeat the drivers side.

Remove while idling and the gas should be at the bottom of the threads. If you nudge the fender with your leg, it should just trickle out.

If gas is coming out too fast, reinstall site screw and lower float.

With car running, using a box wrench, hold nut so it doesn't turn, then loosen lock screw just enough so you can turn

the NUT 1/4 turn clockwise (this nut is connected to the needle/seat and lowers it or it can raise it to raise the fuel level in the bowl).

Rev the throttle once and wait 5 sec. Open fuel bowl site screw and check the level.  If it's still too high, repeat procedure.

If  the fuel level is too low, then the nut needs to be turned counterclockwise to raise the needle/seat thus raising the float.

Fuel Line Bracket 

Rear fuel line support bracket   

Fuel Filter

I use a 3/8 inline filter hidden under the alternator bracket.

GM GF61P part # 854619