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Carburetor Fuel Inlet Kits
The inlet and starting circuits of a carburetor control how fuel enters and is delivered for starting and running. Over time, small parts like seals, plungers and seats can wear, harden or collect varnish. That can cause hard starting, a rough idle, fuel leaks or an engine that runs too rich or too lean. Owners fit these kits during a carburetor rebuild to replace tired parts and restore consistent running.
We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from All Balls Racing: the All Balls Racing 89-90 Honda VT1100C Choke Plunger Kit. It is a focused service part for owners of that model who are working on the cold-start side of the carburetor.
When choosing carburetor service parts, keep these points in mind:
Match the kit to your exact make, model and year.
Identify which parts are actually worn before you order.
Clean the carburetor body and passages when you replace parts.
Inspect fuel lines and filters at the same time.
To check fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
The inlet and starting circuits of a carburetor control how fuel enters and is delivered for starting and running. Over time, small parts like seals, plungers and seats can wear, harden or collect varnish. That can cause hard starting, a rough idle, fuel leaks or an engine that runs too rich or too lean. Owners fit these kits during a carburetor rebuild to replace tired parts and restore consistent running.
We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from All Balls Racing: the All Balls Racing 89-90 Honda VT1100C Choke Plunger Kit. It is a focused service part for owners of that model who are working on the cold-start side of the carburetor.
When choosing carburetor service parts, keep these points in mind:
Match the kit to your exact make, model and year.
Identify which parts are actually worn before you order.
Clean the carburetor body and passages when you replace parts.
Inspect fuel lines and filters at the same time.
To check fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
