1998 Yamaha 40 Hp. Triple Carb Set on 2040-parts.com
Saint Cloud, Florida, US
1998 Yamaha 40hp. Triple carb. set. These ame from a fresh water C40TLRW motor. They are in great mechanical condition.No corrosion. The choke solenoid works properly, all linkages move freely.These are still together as an assembly. They have been sittng for over a year they will need to be cleaned or rebuilt. Yamaha part numbers are
Top 63D-14301-00-00
middle 63D-14302-00-00
bottom 63D-14303-00-00
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