🛠️ High-Quality MOTOKU Carburetor for Yamaha Breeze 125, Moto 4 225, and Timberwolf 250 - Years 1986-2004 Review

The order came early. Easy installation with a small idle adjustment. The Yamaha Moto 4 250cc quad has now done about 8 hours and about 35 miles cross country. No problem. worth your money.

Float or needle and seat are stuck preventing fuel from flowing into the carburetor, but the needle and seat are stuck allowing fuel to continue to flow into the overflow line. When it works, it runs fantastic, idles and runs great.

Mounted on a 1989 Moto4. The only problem was that the gas line was smaller than the factory line. I only added a fuel filter to keep the size small. The car runs great again!

Fitted this carburetor and for the past two months the float has stuck and shuts off, I have already returned a carburetor to this company with the same problem, it's frustrating I not recommend this product.

I've never had much luck with those "cheap Chinese" carburetors but this one works perfectly and appears to be very well made. It's almost identical to a standard carbohydrate, but with a few small differences. The jet seems perfect for the YFM200DX.

My son and I fiddled with this watch but couldn't get it to work. It appears to be getting fuel from the pilot, but doesn't idle or inject fuel with the throttle. The ATV is a Yamaha Breeze 125 and it ran fine (until I installed that carb) except the idle mixture wasn't adjustable. OEM carburetor

Bought for a 1989 Yamaha Prohauler, everything fitted well except the fuel line, it was a size too small. I used the fuel line that came with the kit and installed it on a fuel shutoff valve that had a larger fitting. I've been working hard to see that the smaller hose fits the fuel needs and doesn't bind or wiggle. Works perfectly.