67D-14301-10-00 Carburetor Fits Yamaha Outboard (4 HP, 5 HP)

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67D-14301-10-00 Carburetor Fits Yamaha Outboard (4 HP, 5 HP)

This product is a replacement carburetor designed for compatible Yamaha 4 HP and 5 HP 4-stroke outboard motors with applications listed from 1999 onward. It is a carburetor unit for replacement rather than a carburetor repair seal kit.

When comparing your existing part, verify the full engine model, model year, and the complete reference number—including the 10-00, 11-00, 12-00, or 13-00 suffix on the listed Yamaha references. Do not select a replacement based on horsepower or exterior appearance alone.

Product Specifications

Key product details for identification and comparison.

Fitment

The 67D-14301-10-00 Carburetor from XR Marine fits Yamaha Outboard 4 HP and 5 HP 4-Stroke outboards from 1999 onward (end year not stated) in the model-year applications listed below.

Always check your engine's identification plate for the full model designation and compare it against the entries below. Match the complete OEM reference number—including the exact suffix—to your original carburetor or official parts catalog, as horsepower rating alone does not confirm compatibility.

• Brand: Yamaha Outboard | Power: 4 HP | Stroke: 4-Stroke | Year: 1999 onward (end year not stated)
  ✓ Fits
• Brand: Yamaha Outboard | Power: 5 HP | Stroke: 4-Stroke | Year: 1999 onward (end year not stated)
  ✓ Fits

OEM & Part Number References

Use the complete reference number, including its suffix, when comparing parts. Reference numbers do not confirm that every version is interchangeable.

What's Included

Check the supplied components before planning your repair.

• Carburetor (OEM References: 67D-14301-10-00; 67D-14301-11-00; 67D-14301-12-00; 67D-14301-13-00)

Installation Guide

General installation overview. Follow the service manual for your exact engine and carburetor configuration. Fuel-system work requires the appropriate skills and precautions.

1. Verify Part Match: Before beginning work, check the engine identification plate and compare your existing carburetor's mounting flanges, throttle and choke linkage points, and reference number against the replacement carburetor.
2. Prepare the Work Area: Ensure the outboard is shut off and completely cool. Work in a well-ventilated space away from open flames or sparks, isolate the fuel supply, and disconnect the ignition source as specified in your Yamaha service manual.
3. Document Connections: Take clear reference photos or notes of all fuel hose routings, breather lines, throttle linkages, and choke connections before loosening any hardware.
4. Remove the Existing Carburetor: Safely drain or catch residual fuel in the float bowl and lines. Disconnect the fuel line, linkages, and mounting bolts according to the factory service procedure, then remove the old unit.
5. Inspect Mounting Surfaces: Check the intake manifold and mating surfaces for old gasket residue, debris, or damage. Ensure all sealing surfaces and fuel hoses are clean and intact before installing the new carburetor.
6. Install and Reconnect: Position the replacement carburetor onto the mounting surface and tighten the fasteners evenly per your service manual specifications. Reattach the throttle and choke linkages, verifying smooth, full-range movement without binding.
7. Prime and Check for Leaks: Reconnect and secure the fuel line. Prime the fuel system and thoroughly inspect all hose fittings, bowl seams, and gasket areas for any signs of fuel seepage before attempting to start the engine.
8. Test Run with Cooling Water: With proper cooling water supplied to the outboard, start the engine and check idle and throttle response per the factory manual. Shut the engine off immediately if you observe any fuel leaks, linkage sticking, or abnormal operation.

Before You Order

A careful fitment check helps you choose the right part the first time.

• Match the full engine model designation on the identification plate.
• Check the individual year entry and any serial-number or version restrictions.
• Compare the complete OEM reference number, including its suffix. Horsepower or appearance alone is not enough.
• Confirm the package contents and the quantity needed for your repair.
• Retain the exact suffix (10-00, 11-00, 12-00, or 13-00) when comparing against Yamaha 67D-14301 series numbers.
• Verify that your outboard is a 4-stroke model from 1999 onward and that you need a complete carburetor rather than a repair seal kit.

Need help checking fitment? Have your engine identification details, the existing part number and clear photos ready when you contact XR Marine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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