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6506-097 Float and Fuel Valve for Arctic Cat Mountain Cat 1000 2001-2002

6506-097 Float and Fuel Valve for Arctic Cat Mountain Cat 1000 2001-2002

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Float and Fuel Valve for Arctic Cat Mountain Cat 1000

This float and fuel valve, OEM cross-reference 6506-097, regulates fuel delivery in the carburetor float bowl of Arctic Cat Mountain Cat 1000 snowmobiles from 2001 to 2002.

Overview

This float and fuel valve for Arctic Cat is a carburetor component that controls fuel flow into the float bowl to maintain the correct level for consistent engine operation. It serves as a direct replacement for worn or leaking valves on Mountain Cat 1000 machines from the 2001 to 2002 model years. Riders and mechanics rebuilding or servicing their snowmobile fuel system will find this float and fuel valve a practical fit.

Built For Performance

  • OEM cross-reference 6506-097 for accurate fitment matching
  • Needle and seat design regulates fuel entry into the float bowl
  • Constructed for reliable sealing under carburetor fuel pressure
  • Helps prevent flooding and fuel overflow in the float chamber
  • Supports consistent air-fuel mixture for steady engine performance

Fits These Machines

  • for Arctic Cat Mountain Cat 1000, 2001
  • for Arctic Cat Mountain Cat 1000, 2002

On-The-Job Use

  • Carburetor rebuilds and fuel system servicing
  • Correcting rich running caused by a leaking float valve
  • Routine maintenance on Mountain Cat 1000 snowmobiles
  • Restoring proper float bowl fuel level after storage

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 6506-097
Component Type Float and fuel valve
Machine Fitment for Arctic Cat Mountain Cat 1000
Model Years 2001-2002

Good To Know

Q: What does a float and fuel valve do in a carburetor? A: It controls fuel entering the float bowl by opening and closing with the float level, keeping the fuel height correct for proper carburetion. A worn valve can cause flooding or lean conditions.

Q: How do I know if my float valve needs replacing? A: Common signs include fuel overflowing from the carburetor, rough running, or fuel in the overflow lines. Inspecting the valve tip for wear or grooves helps confirm replacement is needed.

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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