HIFROM Carburetor Carb Replacement for Yamaha MJ50J MJ50L PW50 YF60 YT60 Tri-Zinger Yamahopper 36R-14101-00-00 1HN-14101-00-00

Good part, a little on the pricey side.

The carburetor assembled easily and has now got my 1984 Yamaha QT 50 humming along like a brand new scooter👍

Bought 2 of these carburators and pw50 will not run floods out with both of them jetting is wrong

Carb is working great on my 1987 Yamaha QT50 Yamahopper. The cable tubes coming out of the original carb are straight, so I used the top cap of my carb on the new one. I switched out the throttle slide and the choke slide though.

Works perfectly as an OEM replacement

I hope it works

Works ok so far but have to be very careful with the mixture, air and drain screws which are very soft cheap metal compared to the original mikuni. I tried to chop off the trottle and choke elbows because cables did not reach but hole is much larger and not threaded so I had to use the top of my old carb.

These carburetors are junk. The needle and seat leaks on all of them and I tried three, one from eBay and 2 from Amazon. The listing also says it fits PW50s and YT60 tri zingers. Well when I looked up the carbs on the Yamaha parts website I find that they take different jet sizes and different choke plungers for the PW50 VS the Tri Zinger YT60. I took all the carbs apart and no matter what I did....within a minute all three started pouring gas all over. I even tried to order a OEM Yamaha float needle and it is too big to fit in the brass seat. I'm a 57 year old 40 year master auto technician and I see no way to fix these junkie carbs without spending extreem time and money.

Ran good until the float needle fell into the bowl then due to the fuel overfilling and going into the cylinder the engine started revving up he couldn’t stop even with brakes applied and hit a tree. Luckily he wasent hurt, it’s good for the price but I recommend checking this prior to installing…