🛒 QAZAKY Carburetor for Yamaha Golf Cart Gas Club Car G16 - G17 G18 G19 G20 4-Cycle Drive Engine | Carb JN6-13567-00 JN3-14101-00 JN6-14101-10 JN6-14101-14 JN6-14101-15 | Compatible with 17555 17557 | 1996-2002 Review

Arrived quickly and fits perfectly. A small adjustment to the fuel to air carburetor to get it set up but out of the box everything worked fine. The engine runs smoother than ever after a DIY installation.

I have a 98ft G16 and it fits snugly. The car has been standing still for more than 3 years. Replaced battery, filter, spark plug and this carburettor and now it works perfectly. Easy to install if you have the right tools (8mm, 10mm and 12mm socket wrenches).

I'm a mechanic by trade and ended up buying this carburetor. because I'm tired of chasing problems with the old carburetor. it was on a golf cart. For the cost of this new carburetor. it really wasn't easy. This is a straight screw. There are no installation problems. The reason I only gave it 3 stars is because after driving the cart around my yard for about a month the float bowl started pouring gas from the bottom. Upon inspection, assembly of the bowl with the carburetor. Housing seal…

This has been on my desktop for a year now. We've been away 7 of those months and I still don't use the car that much anyway. Yesterday I found time to remove the old carburetor which took longer than installing a new one. I tightened everything up, hooked up the hoses, pulled the air damper a couple of times and it all started right away. I took it outside expecting to do some tweaking to get the correct settings. Absolutely perfect movement and idle, don't touch anything. The old carburettor…

As with all "replacement" parts, know that there is a chance they will not match the original parts. You buy it at the risk that it might work and you save some money. Sometimes individual parts such as injectors or seals can be worth their price. In this case I don't think so. When I changed the carburetor on my G16 and tried to start it, the fuel came out of my throat. I opened it up and checked the float but everything looked fine. I tried again and the carburetor didn't leak, but it ran…