Carburetor Assembly For Can-Am Outlander 300 400 Max 707200190 707200230 ATV

Replaces OEM Part Numbers: Can-Am 707200190, 707200230
Compatible with: Can-Am 2003-2008 Outlander 400, 2004-2008 Outlander 400 XT, 2004-2005 Outlander 330
Compatible with: Can-Am 2004-2008 Outlander Max 400, 2006-2008 Outlander Max 400 XT
Main Jet Installed: #127.5; Main Jet Spares: #133.8, #135; Pilot Jet Installed #80; Pilot Jet Spares: #32.5, #48, #50; Air Jet Installed: #75
Body Material: Aluminum; Input Port Size: 38mm; Output Port Size: 52mm; Choke: Pull Wire; Bowl Heater Included,
519-KCR2261B
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Carburetor Part Number 519-KCR2261B Includes: CarburetorCompatible with the following brands: Can-AmCompatible with the following models: Outlander 400, Outlander 400 330, Outlander Max 400Replaces for the following OEM MPN’s: 707200190,707200230Bowl Heater Included: YesChoke: Pull Wire
Main Jet Installed: #127.5
Main Jet Spares: #133.8, #135
Pilot Jet Installed: #80
Pilot Jet Spares: #32.5, #48, #50
Air Jet Installed: #75
Air Jet Spares: None
Input Port Size: 38mm
Output Port Size: 52mm
How does a carburetor work A carburetor??s job is to supply an internal combustion engine with air/fuel mixture
A carburetor works by mixing air and fuel to allow for internal combustion.
Pros of using carburetorsCarburetors aren??t costly when compared to that of a fuel injectorThe operating mechanism of carburetors is straightforward.Carburetors aren??t integrated into engines, which means they can be replaced or serviced without affecting the engine.Air and fuel mixture is perfectly done with the component.It has more power and precision of the air/fuel mixture.
Functions of carburetorsThe primary function of a carburetor is to allow a suitable amount of air and fuel needed to produce power. It regulates the air-fuel ratio and also mixes the fuels.Controls the engine speed.Helps the fuel to burn smoothly and properly without any problem.
CareburetorsATV Carburetors:
Most ATV carburetors use a simple design. They have a vertical air pipe that??s strategically located above the engine cylinders. The vertical air pipe is then joined to a horizontal fuel pipe (at the narrowest part of the venturi) which allows for the passage of air into the engine??s inlet manifold. The inlet manifold, also called the intake manifold, is part of the engine that supplies the air/fuel mixture to the cylinders
Motorcycle Carburetors:
Regulate the flow of air through their Main bore (Venturi), this flowing air draws in fuel and the mixture enters the engine via the intake valve.Turning the throttle on a motorcycle handlebar does not directly control how much fuel enters the engine. The throttle controls how much air is allowed to flow through the carburetor, and the flow of air is what controls how much fuel is also fed into the engine