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Fuel Overflow Pipe 16261-42502 for Kubota RTV1100CW RTV1100CR RTV1140CPX

Fuel Overflow Pipe 16261-42502 for Kubota RTV1100CW RTV1100CR RTV1140CPX

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Fuel Overflow Pipe for Kubota

This fuel overflow pipe, OEM cross-reference number 16261-42502, is a direct replacement component that routes excess fuel safely away from the carburetor or fuel system on compatible Kubota models. It ensures proper fuel pressure and prevents spillage during operation or refueling.

Overview

This fuel overflow pipe for Kubota is a genuine replacement part designed to maintain the integrity of your machine's fuel delivery system. It replaces a worn or cracked overflow line, ensuring fuel flows correctly and safely. This pipe is essential for preventing fuel leaks and maintaining optimal engine performance on compatible Kubota equipment.

Built For Performance

  • Manufactured to meet OEM specifications for a precise fit and reliable function.
  • Constructed from durable fuel-resistant material to withstand harsh operating conditions.
  • Directly replaces the original part number 16261-42502 without modification.
  • Ensures a secure, leak-free connection to the fuel system components.
  • Helps maintain proper fuel pressure and prevents vapor lock or fuel starvation.

Fits These Machines

  • for Kubota RTV1100CW
  • for Kubota RTV1100CR
  • for Kubota RTV1140CPX

On-The-Job Use

  • Replaces a damaged pipe during routine maintenance on utility vehicles.
  • Ensures safe fuel handling when operating in dusty or muddy job site conditions.
  • Used during engine repair or fuel system service to restore proper operation.

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 16261-42502
Type Fuel Overflow Pipe
Material Fuel-resistant rubber or hose

Good To Know

Q: Is this pipe the same as the original Kubota part? A: Yes, this is an aftermarket replacement for the OEM part number 16261-42502, designed to match the original specifications for fit and function.

Q: How do I know if the pipe is failing? A: Check for cracks, hardening, or fuel smells around the overflow area. A damaged pipe may cause fuel to leak onto the engine or ground.

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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