What the heck is it?

[duodec]

Carburetor body.

If thats it someone else post a pic; I'm off till tomorrow.

[DAYLEY/CHALLENGER]

Whatever it is ...........its dirty.............Radio knob??

[Bullitt-]

Carb, more specifically where the accelerator pump goes into a Carter/Eddy.

[JS27N0B]

ok lets get this solved.
This part would not be used on A/C cars. Was used with all engines. Is not fuel related.

[hemiken]

Is it the spacer for the engine fan.

[JS27N0B]

Is it the spacer for the engine fan.

Yes it is Ken!

Good, now I remembered why I hate answering here, I can't be on enough at times to give you guys fast updates.

[hemiken]

  My computer is down and i am on another so can not post pictures,  can someone else post a new picture please.

[Slotts]

My computer is down and i am on another so can not post pictures,  can someone else post a new picture please.

Hey hemiken,
Hope you computer gets well soon.

Ok, here goes....

Slotts

[duodec]

ok lets get this solved.
This part would not be used on A/C cars. Was used with all engines. Is not fuel related.

A note on your hint.  Fan spacers were used on at least some A/C cars; my '71 318 (with A/C) came with the spacer and a (Chrysler) flex fan; it is the original engine and had the original radiator when I got it so I don't think the fan was replaced.  The '70 - '71 parts book also calls out spacers for some models with A/C (P/N 2003059 is called out for all lines (except V/L) with 383 and 440 with A/C).

[Slotts]

Here's a couple of hints.

There are two halves to this part. One of the halves mounts inside the car and the other outside the car.

It's not an electrical part.

Slotts

[Bullitt-]

I've been thinkin it so I'll say it..  exhaust hanger/reinforcement that goes behind & under the back seat.

[Slotts]

I've been thinkin it so I'll say it..  exhaust hanger/reinforcement that goes behind & under the back seat.

The first guess was right!
Good one Bullitt.

You're Up.

Slotts

[JS27N0B]

A note on your hint.  Fan spacers were used on at least some A/C cars; my '71 318 (with A/C) came with the spacer and a (Chrysler) flex fan; it is the original engine and had the original radiator when I got it so I don't think the fan was replaced.  The '70 - '71 parts book also calls out spacers for some models with A/C (P/N 2003059 is called out for all lines (except V/L) with 383 and 440 with A/C).

You know, I don't know if I would go with a part book listing that way. A/C required a max cooling option and that was usually a bigger radiator and a viscous drive fan.

[Challenger6pak]

My 74 parts car is a 318 without the clutch fan.  It has the spacer and flex fan. 

[Bullitt-]

OOO even a blind squirrel yada yada

OK what it is?