Stromberg 3-276 choke pull off (2448971?)

[DJAstral]

Struggling to find one here in the UK, for my ‘67 Monaco Wagon - but no luck so far - my carb has been totally rebuilt but I need a new Stromberg 3-276 Choke Pull Off the OE 2448971 I think.
Help please! Many thanks once again.

 

[Joseph James]

Looks like Rock Auto has it. Doesn’t list for Stromberg, but looks the same.

1967 DODGE MONACO 6.3L 383cid V8 Carburetor Choke Pull Off | RockAuto

 

[DJAstral]

Looks like Rock Auto has it. Doesn’t list for Stromberg, but looks the same.

1967 DODGE MONACO 6.3L 383cid V8 Carburetor Choke Pull Off | RockAuto

Thanks Joseph, saw those but not 100% convinced one of them world fit as says Carter & Holley.
I wonder if anyone else has experienced this or knows where I could try? I’ve ordered one from eBay in USA, but am worried it’ll take too long to get here so was looking for someone to FedEx one fast.

 

[rkrochen]

View attachment 295670 Struggling to find one here in the UK, for my ‘67 Monaco Wagon - but no luck so far - my carb has been totally rebuilt but I need a new Stromberg 3-276 Choke Pull Off the OE 2448971 I think.
Help please! Many thanks once again.

What makes you think you need one. These are easy to test if you have a vacuum pump or even while running if you don’t. Start the vehicle and see if it pulls all the way in and holds there. If it does it’s fine you may just need to make an adjustment.

 

[DJAstral]

What makes you think you need one. These are easy to test if you have a vacuum pump or even while running if you don’t. Start the vehicle and see if it pulls all the way in and holds there. If it does it’s fine you may just need to make an adjustment.

Thanks very much will check it that way.

 

[Barry S]

I'm in the process of rebuilding the Stromberg Carburetor on my 67 Newport, here's the FSM instructions for testing the choke pulldown:

 

[DJAstral]

Thank you, I def need a new one...
Found one (part no. #3835B) at last! at quadrajetparts.com $24.95 plus shipping to here in UK. They seem to have a huge range of useful stuff.