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6505-049 Float for Arctic Cat EXT Powder Special 580 1995-1998

6505-049 Float for Arctic Cat EXT Powder Special 580 1995-1998

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Float for Arctic Cat EXT Powder Special 580

This replacement float fits for Arctic Cat EXT Powder Special 580 snowmobiles from 1995 through 1998 and cross-references part number 6505-049.

Overview

This float serves as a direct replacement component for the for Arctic Cat EXT Powder Special 580, keeping your carburetor fuel level stable during aggressive riding. Built to match the original 6505-049 float, it restores consistent fuel delivery so the engine runs clean at every throttle position. It is a practical service part for riders maintaining or rebuilding the fuel system on their 1995 to 1998 EXT Powder Special 580.

Built For Performance

  • Cross-references OEM part number 6505-049
  • Maintains proper fuel bowl level in the carburetor
  • Constructed for sustained contact with gasoline
  • Contoured to match the original float profile
  • Installs with standard carburetor service tools
  • Suits rebuild and routine maintenance needs

Fits These Machines

  • for Arctic Cat EXT Powder Special 580, 1995
  • for Arctic Cat EXT Powder Special 580, 1996
  • for Arctic Cat EXT Powder Special 580, 1997
  • for Arctic Cat EXT Powder Special 580, 1998

On-The-Job Use

  • Carburetor rebuilds on EXT Powder Special 580 sleds
  • Fuel system servicing before the riding season
  • Correcting flooding or fuel level problems
  • Trailside maintenance when fuel delivery falters
  • Restoring a stored or project snowmobile

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 6505-049
Component Type Carburetor float
Machine Type Snowmobile
Model EXT Powder Special 580
Years 1995-1998

Good To Know

Q: How do I know if my float needs replacing? A: Symptoms like fuel overflowing, a rich-running engine, or a float that no longer sits level usually point to a failed float. Inspect it during any carburetor service.

Q: Can I install this float myself? A: Yes, replacing a carburetor float is a common DIY job for anyone comfortable removing and opening the carburetor. Check the float height after installation.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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