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Carburettor (Tohatsu)

Carburettor Float Valve – 3H6-03240-0

Brand: Tohatsu

SKU: 3H6-03240-0

$29.75
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The Genuine Tohatsu Carburettor Float Valve 3H6-03240-0 is an OEM replacement fuel inlet valve for selected small four-stroke outboard carburettors. Working with the carburettor float, it regulates fuel entering the float chamber and helps maintain the correct fuel level. Ideal for replacing worn, sticking or damaged float valves, this genuine component assists in restoring reliable fuel metering and preventing carburettor flooding during engine operation.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Genuine Tohatsu OEM replacement float valve.
  • - Controls fuel entering the carburettor float chamber.
  • - Works with the carburettor float to regulate fuel level.
  • - Helps prevent flooding caused by a worn or sticking valve.
  • - Suitable for selected small four-stroke outboards.
  • - Ideal for carburettor servicing and rebuilding.
  • - Supplied individually — not a carburettor repair kit.

Compatible Outboard Motors

  • Tohatsu Four-Stroke
  • 2.5HP–3.5HP
  • - MFS2.5B – 2.5HP
  • - MFS3.5B – 3.5HP
  • - MFS2C – 2HP
  • - MFS2.5C – 2.5HP
  • - MFS3.5C – 3.5HP
  • 4HP–6HP
  • - MFS4B – 4HP
  • - MFS5B – 5HP
  • - MFS6B – 6HP
  • - MFS4C – 4HP
  • - MFS5C – 5HP
  • - MFS6C – 6HP
  • - MFS4D – 4HP
  • - MFS5D – 5HP
  • - MFS6D – 6HP

Cross-Reference & Superseded Part Numbers

  • Genuine Tohatsu References
  • - 3H6-03240-0 – Carburettor float valve
  • - 3H6032400M – Genuine ordering reference
  • - 3H6032400 – Unhyphenated reference

Suitable Applications

  • - Carburettor float valve replacement.
  • - Four-stroke outboard carburettor servicing.
  • - Repair of carburettor flooding or fuel overflow.
  • - Carburettor cleaning and rebuilding.
  • - Replacement of worn or sticking fuel inlet valves.
  • - Restoration of correct float chamber fuel level control.

Signs the Float Valve Needs Replacing

  • - Fuel overflowing from the carburettor.
  • - Engine flooding or excessive fuel delivery.
  • - Difficulty starting caused by carburettor flooding.
  • - Worn or damaged valve tip.
  • - Sticking fuel inlet valve.
  • - Contamination preventing the valve from sealing.
  • - Incorrect fuel level caused by a faulty valve.

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