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Carburetor w/ Base Cover For Yamaha Warrior 350 1987-2004 Big Bear 350 1996-1998

Carburetor w/ Base Cover For Yamaha Warrior 350 1987-2004 Big Bear 350 1996-1998

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Carburetor with Base Cover for Yamaha Warrior 350 and Big Bear 350

This carburetor with base cover delivers dependable fuel delivery for Yamaha Warrior 350 and Big Bear 350 ATVs, restoring smooth throttle response across the rev range.

Overview

This carburetor with base cover is a direct-fit replacement for Yamaha Warrior 350 and Big Bear 350 machines that need reliable fuel metering. It handles the air and fuel mixture that keeps your engine running clean, whether you are rebuilding a tired quad or finishing a project. Riders and mechanics choose this carburetor when they want factory-style performance without hunting down discontinued parts.

Built For Performance

  • Complete assembly with base cover included for straightforward installation
  • Precision fuel metering for consistent idle and throttle response
  • Cast body construction built to handle vibration and trail abuse
  • Compatible with standard intake and air box setups on the listed models
  • Direct replacement footprint matches the original mounting pattern

Fits These Machines

  • for Yamaha Warrior 350 (1987-2004)
  • for Yamaha Big Bear 350 (1996-1998)

On-The-Job Use

  • Trail riding and weekend recreation on Warrior 350 quads
  • Utility work and hauling with Big Bear 350 machines
  • Carburetor rebuilds and restoration projects
  • Replacing a gummed-up or worn-out factory carburetor

Specs At A Glance

Part Type Carburetor with base cover
Machine Type ATV
Fitment Years 1987-2004 Warrior 350, 1996-1998 Big Bear 350

Good To Know

Q: Do I need to adjust the carburetor after installing it? A: A baseline idle and mixture adjustment is usually needed after installation, and fine tuning is best done with the engine at operating temperature.

Q: Can I reuse my old intake boots and fuel lines? A: In most cases yes, but inspect them for cracks or hardening first, since worn boots can cause air leaks that hurt performance.

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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