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Start ShoppingK&L 11-4168 Carburetor Boot - Rubber Intake Boot for Engine Manifold Connection
Description
A reliable carburetor boot is essential for maintaining proper air-fuel mixture and engine efficiency. The K&L 11-4168 rubber intake boot delivers durable performance for classic and modern powersports engines.
Key Features
- Durable Rubber/Elastomer Material: Resists fuel and heat for long-lasting performance
- Exact Fit for K&L Systems: Precision-engineered for seamless integration with carburetor and intake manifold
- Easy Installation: Simple replacement for worn or damaged boots without complex modifications
- Sealed Connection: Prevents air leaks and maintains optimal engine vacuum
Why Choose This Product
This carburetor boot offers superior durability and leak-proof sealing to enhance engine performance. Its flexible rubber construction adapts to engine vibrations while maintaining a secure fit. Ideal for restoring classic motorcycles, ATVs, and small engines, this boot ensures reliable operation and fuel efficiency. The reinforced design resists cracking and degradation from fuel exposure, making it a cost-effective solution for long-term use.
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A reliable carburetor boot is essential for maintaining proper air-fuel mixture and engine efficiency. The K&L 11-4168 rubber intake boot delivers durable performance for classic and modern powersports engines.
Key Features
- Durable Rubber/Elastomer Material: Resists fuel and heat for long-lasting performance
- Exact Fit for K&L Systems: Precision-engineered for seamless integration with carburetor and intake manifold
- Easy Installation: Simple replacement for worn or damaged boots without complex modifications
- Sealed Connection: Prevents air leaks and maintains optimal engine vacuum
Why Choose This Product
This carburetor boot offers superior durability and leak-proof sealing to enhance engine performance. Its flexible rubber construction adapts to engine vibrations while maintaining a secure fit. Ideal for restoring classic motorcycles, ATVs, and small engines, this boot ensures reliable operation and fuel efficiency. The reinforced design resists cracking and degradation from fuel exposure, making it a cost-effective solution for long-term use.
| SKU | GMB7847339 |
|---|---|
| MPN | 11-4168 |
| Brand | K&L |
| Category | Intake/Carb/Fuel System |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Signs include visible cracks, tears, hardening/brittleness, vacuum leaks causing rough idle, or fuel leaking from the carburetor area. A cracked boot disrupts the air-fuel mixture.
K&L 11-4168 is designed for specific applications. Verify your carburetor type and intake manifold diameter match this part number before purchasing.
Temporary repairs with silicone sealant may work short-term, but replacement is recommended for proper sealing and engine performance.
Age, heat exposure, UV damage, fuel contact, and vibration cause rubber deterioration. Boots typically last 5-10 years depending on storage and use conditions.
Not necessarily, but it's recommended to minimize fuel spillage. Turn off the fuel valve and let the carburetor drain slightly before removal.
Installation Guide
Tools Required
- Socket set or wrench set
- Screwdriver (Phillips or flathead depending on clamp type)
- Possibly hose clamp tool
Pro Tips
- Clean both the carburetor outlet and intake manifold with a clean cloth before installation
- Apply a light coat of silicone grease to the boot's inner surfaces for easier installation
- Ensure hose clamps are snug but not over-tightened - hand-tight plus 1/4 turn is usually sufficient
- Inspect for cracks or deterioration before installation
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Over-tightening hose clamps, which can crack the rubber boot
- Not cleaning the mating surfaces before installation
- Improper seating of the boot on carburetor and manifold
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