Quadrajets for Pontiacs seem to have just a few numbers

chromebumpers

solid fixture here in the forum
Staff member
I noticed so many of Pontiac Quadrajet carbs have the same numbers "xxxx262", 64, 68 just different build dates. I found a carb up on a shelf with this number 7040262 XA. When I searched Google I found many but (different 3rd digit for the year) on eBay, one with the same number, even the "XA" with just a different build date. All are saying 400, 455 GTO. Is the "XA" the code for GTO?
I already know this carb 70=Rochester, 4=early 1970s, 0=1970, 2=Quadrajet, 6=Pontiac, and 2 being an even number means it's for an automatic. I know the XA isn't code for a month because there is a date code of 2629. Is this carb worth holding onto? Prices seem to be all over the place (one for $200, another for $700 asking) but more than an average Chevy of the same year.
 
I am going to need to look in my 1970 Pontiac Servive Manual.
 
I am going to need to look in my 1970 Pontiac Servive Manual.
I have 1961 to '68 and 1971 to '78 Motor Manuals, I need coverage for 1969 and '70, if anyone has a duplicate book covering these years and wouldn't mind selling, I'm a buyer.
 
When I get time to research this weekend Richard I will let you know.
Old Service Manuals I keep.
Its a 1970 Pontiac Factory GM Service manual I will check and read.
I bought it a Jefferson Wisconsin swap meet way back in 1993-1994.

There was a Base model GTO 400 CI 350 HP.
Also used in the 1970 T-37 Lemans.
And a 360 HP 455 GTO.

370 Hp 455 HO More Common talked about.
 
Back
Top