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Keep your powersports engine running smoothly with SHINDY's expertly engineered carburetor repair kit. This comprehensive solution ensures optimal fuel delivery and performance for classic and modern engines alike.
Key Features
- Complete Rebuild Kit: Includes all necessary gaskets, O-rings, float valve, jets, and seals for full carburetor restoration
- OEM-Grade Components: Precision-machined parts for perfect fitment with original equipment carburetors
- Durable Materials: High-quality seals and gaskets withstand extreme temperatures and fuel exposure
- Easy Installation: Pre-sorted components save time and reduce assembly complexity
Why Choose This Product
Upgrade your carburetor maintenance with a kit designed for long-lasting performance. Our repair kit eliminates the need for partial rebuilds by providing everything required for a complete overhaul. The included float valve ensures accurate fuel level control, while reinforced gaskets prevent leaks under pressure. Ideal for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, this kit restores factory-level efficiency and reliability to your powersports engine.
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Keep your powersports engine running smoothly with SHINDY's expertly engineered carburetor repair kit. This comprehensive solution ensures optimal fuel delivery and performance for classic and modern engines alike.
Key Features
- Complete Rebuild Kit: Includes all necessary gaskets, O-rings, float valve, jets, and seals for full carburetor restoration
- OEM-Grade Components: Precision-machined parts for perfect fitment with original equipment carburetors
- Durable Materials: High-quality seals and gaskets withstand extreme temperatures and fuel exposure
- Easy Installation: Pre-sorted components save time and reduce assembly complexity
Why Choose This Product
Upgrade your carburetor maintenance with a kit designed for long-lasting performance. Our repair kit eliminates the need for partial rebuilds by providing everything required for a complete overhaul. The included float valve ensures accurate fuel level control, while reinforced gaskets prevent leaks under pressure. Ideal for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, this kit restores factory-level efficiency and reliability to your powersports engine.| SKU | GMA80F1C4E |
|---|---|
| MPN | 03-003 |
| Brand | SHINDY |
| Category | Intake/Carb/Fuel System |
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| Make | Model | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Honda | XR250R | 1985-2005 |
| Honda | XR400R | 1984-2004 |
| Honda | XR600R | 1987-2003 |
| Honda | XR650L | 1990-2004 |
| Honda | XL600R | 1983-1987 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Typically includes gaskets, O-rings, seals, jets, needle seats, and other internal components needed to restore a carburetor to working condition.
Yes, the carburetor must be removed and disassembled to properly install repair kit components.
It requires mechanical skill and patience. Beginners should have a service manual and take detailed photos during disassembly.
You need to identify your specific carburetor model and year. Check your vehicle's documentation or the carburetor body for model numbers.
Installation Guide
Difficulty
Medium
Tools Required
- screwdrivers (Phillips and flathead)
- small socket set
- carburetor cleaning solvent
- gasket scraper
- parts diagram/manual
Pro Tips
- Take photos during disassembly for reference
- Organize small parts in labeled containers
- Use the manufacturer's parts diagram throughout
- Soak components in carburetor cleaner if heavily varnished
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Losing small springs or clips during disassembly
- Over-tightening jets or needle seats
- Mixing up gasket positions
- Not cleaning all passages before reassembly
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