C100 Carburetor PZ19
- Brand: Mortch Motor
- Product Code: MIC100-6080
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- Weight: 0.50kg
- Packing Size: 15.00 x 10.00 x 8.00cm
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C100 Carburetor
🔧 Carburetor · Fuel System · Universal Type
For Moped, Cub & ATV · Fits 139FMB, 147FMD, 147FMF, 150FMG engines
This is the C100 Carburetor, a standard model widely used in the small motorcycle, moped, and ATV industry. This carburetor is suitable for Mopeds, Cub series, and ATVs (All-Terrain Vehicles), and fits engines including 139FMB, 147FMD, 147FMF, 150FMG, and similar models.
The carburetor is the core component of the engine's fuel system, responsible for mixing fuel with air in the correct proportion to form a combustible mixture for the cylinder. The C100 carburetor features a proven design with simple construction, reliable operation, and easy maintenance, making it an ideal choice for these small engines.
✨ Key Functions: Fuel atomization · Air-fuel mixing · Throttle control · Idle adjustment
Product Name
C100 Carburetor
Type
Slide / Piston Type
Engine Compatibility
139FMB / 147FMD / 147FMF / 150FMG
Applications
Moped / Cub / ATV
This C100 carburetor fits the following engine models:
And most 50cc-150cc engines using the same carburetor mounting interface.
Engine Reference Information:
- 139FMB: 1P39FMB / 1P39QMB · 50cc-125cc universal engine
- 147FMD: 1P47FMD · 70cc-110cc engine
- 147FMF: 1P47FMF · 90cc-110cc engine
- 150FMG: 1P50FMG · 125cc-150cc engine
- Mopeds - Various 50cc-150cc moped models
- Cub Series - Honda Cub and clone models
- ATVs - Small-engine quad bikes / kids ATVs
- Mini Moto / Pocket Bikes
- Go Karts - Small recreational karts
- Other vehicles using 139FMB, 147FMD, 147FMF, 150FMG engines
📌 Compatibility Note: The C100 carburetor is an industry standard, widely used on various small motorcycles and ATVs. This product fits the engine models listed above. Please verify your engine model or original carburetor interface before purchasing.
🔧 Intake Stroke
Piston downstroke creates vacuum, drawing air through the carburetor. Air velocity increases as it passes through the venturi, causing pressure drop.
⛽ Fuel Atomization
Vacuum draws fuel from the float bowl through the main jet, where it's atomized by the high-speed airflow and mixed with air.
🔄 Throttle Control
Throttle cable raises/lowers the slide (piston), controlling airflow and fuel delivery to regulate engine speed.
⚡ Idle System
At idle, throttle is nearly closed. A separate idle circuit and idle mixture screw maintain stable low-speed operation.
- Hard Starting: Engine difficult to start cold or hot, requires multiple attempts.
- Rough Idle: Engine vibrates at idle, RPM fluctuates, stalls easily.
- Poor Acceleration: Sluggish throttle response, hesitation, or stumbling during acceleration.
- Backfiring/Popping: Backfire through intake or exhaust popping, indicating lean or rich mixture.
- High Fuel Consumption: Significantly higher fuel usage than normal, black smoke from exhaust (rich mixture).
- Fuel Leaks: External fuel leakage from carburetor or float bowl overflow.
If you experience these symptoms, the carburetor may be clogged, float stuck, or needle worn. Try cleaning the carburetor or replace it directly.
- Before Installation: Clean the intake manifold interface, inspect and replace aging vacuum hoses and fuel lines.
- Throttle Cable: Ensure proper cable installation with appropriate free play and smooth throttle operation.
- Choke: Verify choke operation works correctly for cold starts.
- Idle Adjustment: After installation, warm up engine for 3-5 minutes, adjust idle screw to stable idle speed.
- Mixture Adjustment: If needed, adjust mixture screw (usually on carburetor side) to optimize idle and transition performance.
💡 Note: Carburetors may need fine-tuning for optimal performance at different altitudes and temperatures. If you lack tuning experience, professional assistance is recommended.
🔧 Quick Installation Steps
1. Remove old carburetor, noting throttle cable, vacuum hose, and fuel line positions (take photos for reference).
2. Install new C100 carburetor onto intake manifold, tighten mounting bolts.
3. Connect throttle cable, ensure slide moves freely and throttle operates smoothly.
4. Connect vacuum hoses and fuel line, ensure secure connections with no leaks.
5. Start engine after installation, warm up, and adjust idle to normal range.
- Please verify that this part fits your specific vehicle model and year. Many vehicles share similar names but use different components depending on year or market region.
- We strongly recommend cross-checking with your vehicle's owner's manual or contacting us for confirmation before placing your order.
- Product images, measurements, and descriptions are for reference only. Slight variations in color or appearance may occur due to manufacturing batches or photography lighting—functional specifications remain identical to the ordered part.
- Professional installation is mandatory. Mortch Motor assumes no liability for damages, injuries, or losses resulting from improper installation, misuse, unauthorized modification, or abnormal operation.
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