Carburetor Parts
Throttle Body To Intake Gasket
MSRP $15.45 CAD
Part Number: 53007543AB
Mopar Other Names: Throttle Body To Intake Gasket, Gasket
Replaces: 53007543
Throttle Body Gasket
MSRP $24.75 CAD
Part Number: 68359029AA
Mopar Other Names: Gasket
Replaces: 4627327aa, 4627327ab, 68416835aa
Description: By Pass.
Notes: Engines: 6.2l supercharged hemi v8 srt engine. 6.2l v8 supercharged ho engine. 2.0l i4 dohc di turbo engine w/ ess. 2.0l i4 dohc di turbo...
Throttle Body Gasket
MSRP $14.85 CAD
Part Number: 05281991AA
Mopar Other Names: 05281991aa, Gasket
Notes: Engines: 2.4l i4 multiair engine w/ ess. 2.4l i4 zero evap m-air engine w/ess.
Throttle Body Gasket
MSRP $32.65 CAD
Part Number: 05281822AA
Mopar Other Names: Throttle Body To Intake Seal, 05281822aa, Gasket
Replaces: 53032763aa
Description: NOT Included In Long Block Install Kit
Notes: Engines: 3.6L Mid V6 Engine. All 4.7l v8 engines. 3.6l v6 ffv 24v vvt engine. 4.7l v8 ffv engine. 3.6l v6 24v vvt etorque engine upg i....
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Guide To Mopar® Carburetors
Though not nearly as common as they once were, carburetors play an essential role in making sure that your engine is consuming an idealized mixture of air and fuel. Also called carbs, they've been mostly supplanted by the fuel injectors found in modern day Jeep SUVs, RAM pickup trucks, Dodge cars, and Chrysler minivans.
How Mopar® Carburetors Work
In an internal combustion engine, the carburetor is a mechanical part that uses floats, valves, and inlets to route the correct amount of fuel and air to the combustion chamber. The fuel enters through an inlet in the float bowl, with the carburetor regulating the fuel that enters the engine. As air enters the choke, a vacuum draws fuel out of the float bowl and into a secondary barrel. Next, the air and fuel mix together in a primary bowl located just ahead of the throttle valve. When the throttle opens, the mixture is sent to the engine cylinders to deliver the power you need.
How To Spot A Faulty Carburetor
Unfortunately, even the best carburetor can eventually begin to go bad. Signs of trouble include:
- Weaker acceleration
- Engine overheating
- Backfiring engine
- Difficulty starting your vehicle
- Reduced fuel efficiency
- Darker exhaust emissions
Buy Genuine Mopar® Carburetors Online
If you need to replace your carburetor, make sure to choose the right one for your vehicle. Since your manufacturer designs theirs specifically to fit your model, you can trust both the fit and performance. Our online auto parts centre has yours in stock and ready to ship.