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The COE trucks and some of the delivery truck chassis were equipped with a Carter updraft carburetor, hence the different model of governor.
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Well, both versions of the Chevrolet Master Parts Catalog I checked use the spelling governor. Does that help or just add confusion?
The Chevrolet Catalogue of Major Assemblies CMA-01 seems consistent in using governor. Note that the Canadian printed Catalogue of Major Assemblies uses the spelling catalogue and the USA printed Master Parts Catalog uses spelling catalog. The never-ending list of English language "localizations", or should that be "localisations"? |
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