34mm Carburetor for Yamaha IT175 1977-1978 1982-1983 IT200 1984-1986
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
- Yamaha IT175 (1977)
- Yamaha IT175 (1978)
- Yamaha IT175 (1982)
- Yamaha IT175 (1983)
- Yamaha IT200 (1984)
- Yamaha IT200 (1985)
- Yamaha IT200 (1986)
Product Overview
A vintage enduro that has sat with fuel in the bowl may suffer from blocked pilot circuits, sticking floats, and worn slide or needle components. If the engine only runs on choke, floods, or refuses to pull cleanly through the rev range, the carburetor belongs on the inspection list along with crank seals, reeds, ignition, and compression.
The 34mm replacement is not correct for every IT175 year: 1979 and 1981 models are commonly listed with a 32mm carburetor. This unit is advertised for 1977, 1978, 1982, and 1983 IT175 models and 1984-1986 IT200 models. Compare spigot sizes, cable top, choke, oiling setup, and jet requirements.
Key Features & Performance
- 34mm bore for the specified Yamaha enduro applications
- Replacement for a worn, corroded, or incomplete vintage carburetor
- Mechanical layout suited to matching two-stroke intake systems
- Provides a serviceable starting point for model- and altitude-specific jetting
Common Uses
- Reviving a long-stored IT with varnished fuel passages
- Replacing a damaged slide, body, or float-bowl assembly
- Correcting unstable fueling after seals, reeds, and ignition are verified
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: Two-stroke motorcycle carburetor
- Nominal Bore: 34 mm
- Vehicle Family: Yamaha IT175 / IT200
- Condition: New aftermarket replacement
Installation & Fitment
- Start with conservative jetting appropriate to the exact engine, exhaust, altitude, and temperature
- Inspect the intake boot and crank seals for air leaks
- Set float level and verify full throttle and choke travel
- Confirm the model year and original carburetor diameter before purchase
Compatibility Notice
Northline Parts does its best to list all known compatible models. The correct part may fit an application that is not shown above. Model year, production date, serial number, engine or equipment specification, installed options, and previous repairs can change fitment. Match the original part, reference number, dimensions, connectors, mounting points, and product photos before purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will this fit a 1979 or 1981 IT175? A: Those years are commonly equipped with a 32mm carburetor, so this 34mm listing does not claim them.
Q: Does a new carburetor eliminate the need for jetting? A: No. Two-stroke jetting must suit the engine, exhaust, elevation, and weather.
Q: Can bad crank seals mimic a carburetor problem? A: Yes. Air leaks can cause hanging idle, lean running, and poor tuning.
Q: Is this an original-equipment part? A: No. This is a new aftermarket product. Brand names and part numbers are used only to identify compatible applications.
Part Summary
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Brand names, model numbers, and reference part numbers are used for identification and compatibility purposes only. Verify the original component, specifications, and application before purchase.