1957- 1958 Ford- Mercury Edsel, Carter 4bbl Secondary Throttle Diaphram Assy on 2040-parts.com
Butte, Montana, United States
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Rare 57 - 58 Secondary throttle diaphram for Carter AFB used on some automatic 312s in 57 and 58. Part # B7A 9503 C. Yes the early AFBs on Fords were vacuum secondary. Six screw holes. I paid $ 35 bucks for just the diaphram a dozen years ago and had to rivet it to my link. Thank you.
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