Review on 🔧 Aftermarket Carburetor by Carbhub for Honda Foreman 450 TRX450 Series (TRX450ES, TRX450FE, TRX450FM, TRX450S) 1998-2004 with Throttle Base Cover and Screw by Michael Weaver

Installed this carb with the expectation that the engine would at least tip over. Vain. After playing with it for half a day, I decided to clean and reinstall the old carburetor. The old carburetor worked fine warmed up, but not at idle. So I decided to take the old one apart again and clean the slow jet, thinking maybe the only saving grace would be that I could use the new carburetor as a spare. I was partly right. Part #16016-HM7-670 comes with two o-rings and a metal washer. The new carburetor came with a screw and spring, no o-rings. I used a bowl gasket, some primer, some mounting screws and some clamps. Other things: The overflow pipe is taller than the OEM for the '99 trx450. . The end is not reamed, so the hole is smaller. There are 2 carburetor vents instead of one on the 99. No air shut off valve assembly or holes for air shut off valve assembly. The throttle needle is a solid piece of brass. without sealing ring. I replaced the factory throttle needle to run it for troubleshooting. I'm sure with any significant use it will likely wear out. There should be a one-way valve on the overflow line, but only the fuel line was sent. Luckily I had it. Gas leaked from the carburetor overflow immediately when I opened the fuel tap and didn't stop. This was after I removed the fuel tank and fuel lines. I wouldn't buy again because of parts.