Carburetor Number
Vehicle Make & Model
Engine
Year(s)
Notes
C0AE-K
Ford & Thunderbird
352
1960
Standard application
C1AF-B
Ford
390
1961
Standard application
C2AF-C
Ford
390
1962
Standard application
C3AF-D
Ford
390
1963
Standard application
C4AF-DG
Ford
289
1964
Standard application
C4SF-B
Ford
289
1964
Standard application
C5AF-L
Ford
289
1965
Standard application
C6AF-E
Ford
289
1966
Standard application
C6SF-A
Ford Thunderbird
390
1966
Standard application
C6ZF-F
Ford Mustang
289
1966
High-performance (HiPo) application
Notes:
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The Autolite 4100 carburetor was introduced in 1957 and used through the mid-1960s on various Ford vehicles.?
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Carburetor numbers typically start with a prefix indicating the year and vehicle line (e.g., "C6AF" denotes 1966 Ford).?
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The suffix letter(s) (e.g., "-B", "-DG") often indicate revisions or specific calibrations.?
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High-performance (HiPo) versions were used on performance-oriented models like the Mustang GT.
