🏍️ High Performance 250 Carburetor Compatible with Yamaha Timberwolf YFB250 YFB250FW: Includes 1YW-14451-00-00 Air Filter, 1992-2000 YFB250D YFB250FWH YFB250FWM Oil Filter, and Spark Plug ATV Review

Missing oil filter and completely different spark plug. I have no idea where this universal plug goes. Poor quality compared to the used one I was looking to replace. Make sure everything is there. The mounting bolts were too long. Different size of fuel inlet.

The family didn't take the ATV with them, it had been standing for more than 5 years. The carburetor was corroded so I bought this kit. I read bad reviews but this bike started right after putting it on. More than enough power. I couldn't be happier.

There is nothing quite like buying a new part and immediately having more problems with it than with a spare! I installed a new carburetor and it was leaking worse than the one I replaced. The parts are extremely inferior to the original OEM carburetor. I really regret not buying an OEM replacement! Live and learn I guess!

fittings are different, so everything has to be changed. And the fuel line to the carburetor is half the size of a standard carburetor. So you can only go half a mile at full speed. The float seems slow or maybe a little sticky. Twice it got stuck closed and I had to tap it to get fuel on launch. If it fires up fully and lets go, it fails. But I was glad it works even for $25. It works. So I'm happy.

I didn't like it after reading conflicting reviews about the carburetor. It worked great when I first installed it, but after shutting down my ATV (Yamaha Timberwolf 250) the carburetor started dripping gas like the float wasn't working. I left it in my cabin for a week and then rode the ATV for hours. It runs really well and idles great without having to use the choke to start. And now that I've turned it off, there's no more gas dripping. Maybe something should have just been a hack? I tried…