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Discussion in 'Yamaha 250cc In-Line 4's' started by ROVER LARRAGUIBEL, Apr 14, 2020.

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    Carburetor restoration. Yamaha FZR250 (2KR)


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    FZR250 1988 3HX Needle and Seat set Part number 1FN-14107-10-00, $111.14 US each plus shipping from Megazip


    Keyster Japan also make's a replacement needle and seat set for the 3HX's,
    and it's listed as fittting a few different model Yamaha's and Suzuki'S which give's you a few more option's
    https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/KYV-33L...264490606025?_trksid=p2385738.m4383.l4275.c10


    Yamaha

    XVZ1300 Royal Star


    FJ1200 1988 Onwards >

    XV1100 Virago 1988-1999

    FZR400

    FZR1000 Genesis

    XV750 Virago 1988-1997



    Suzuki

    VS1400 Intruder


    VS1800 Intruder

    XV800

    VZ800 Marauder



    The other part number's the Keyster kit replace's are-
    Yamaha
    1FN-14107-10


    3EN-14107-10

    1FN-14107-15

    3CF-14107-15-00

    Suzuki
    13370-39A00

    13370-38B00



    IFN-14107-15-00 $26.29 US ea
    https://www.boats.net/product/yamaha/1FN-14107-15-00


    3CF-14107-10-00 $16.31 US ea
    https://www.boats.net/product/yamaha/3CF-14107-10-00


    The other needle and seat set's may have different diameter inlet diameter's but i have found that rarely make's a difference to the way it run's.
    They may fill the fuel bowl quicker if they have a bigger i/d, but it's not noticeable
     
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