Carb Id

[mattfrox]

Got a Keihin carb from a friend ...he wasnt exactly sure what it was from..figures it may have been on a 200x

Number is PD then DGA6CLA....its about 29mm...any ideas what its from? year?

thanks, matt

[chris200x]

I don't think it's from a 200x cause I got one in front of me now and the #s are PD on top then 14AA0K I don't think there 29mm either.

[ric]

200x should have a Keihin PD62A for 83 and PD62B after 83, these are both 24mm carbs, not sure on the later 86 on models though!!

[chris200x]

Hmmm? After looking through my boxes of parts I also found a carb that has PD62 an A with a box around it then VF7. Now I'm confused? but still I know it's not 29 mm. Maybe whoever I bought the parts off of lied.

[mattfrox]

the second part of the number has no boxed [ ] letters

[chris200x]

Ya I'm tellin ya right in the middle of the bottom #'s there is an A with a box around it.
thats on both the carbs I have and the carb that is in 400 peices on my workbench. I don't know now I'm just as confused as you are? All of them are KEIHIN though.

[Macs]

it is definatly not a 200x carb. actually it was not a stock carb for any three wheeler. it comes off a dirt bike. if you really want to know what it came stock on i will research that for you.

[Macs]

well the first thing i ran into. 1989 sp/ dr 250.

[chris200x]

Who are you talkin bout me or Mattfrox? if your searchin the net give us the link cause this has me stumped.

[Macs]

well i am not talking about anyone just trying to help. i have several bits of info lying around ( well now being married it just takes up one room) the sp/dr book was one of the first ones i picked up. i started thinking more and that is wierd because to me the numbers reflect an older carb. but i could be wrong. if you want i will go through and figure what the carb fit and fax it to you or email you the models. the number you'r giving is a part number. it will not be model specific. there really could be a whole bunch of bikes this went on.

[chris200x]

I'm very intrested. I have a fax but never used it. I would like to know if it works though. My email is chrisreinmiller@msn.com or pm me for the fax # IT's the same as my regular phone # ? I'm almost sure.
PD63AVF7
PD14AA0k
Last one PB??????? I cannot find the bottom half at the moment.

[mattfrox]

barry_mann thanks for trying to help...if you find anything more please email me at: x99eqy@stfx.ca

The number again is PDDGA6CLA...29mm

thanks, matt

[hrc85250r]

well, they could be off old streetbikes or xr's....thats the bottom line....:cool:

[Macs]

i dont think so unless your talking about old school enduros. i will try tomorrow to hunt out some stuff. but you are talking about alot of work. are you looking for a 200x carb if so i will give you one just not to dig through my pile of about 2000 toys. i have a question. where are the old guys that were on here. i do not have a problem with newbies but on these subjects they usaully have a good comment.by the way dont let my post count fool you. i kept changing names. i have beeen here since the begining. i am not here to make money i am just here to keep these trikes i love alive.

[83185s]

i think it may be form an xr200?? sounds about right

[Macs]

come on. not a 29mm. maybe an xr 250. that could be possible.

[Macs]

just from the numbers off the top of my head. it is going to be 4 stroke just because of the odd ball size. i mean 28mm was used in alot of applications and 30mm for 2 strokes. but 29mm has always been a generic 4 stroker. now off the topp of my head i would say xl (not xr) 200 cc to 350 cc. and comperative. the xr always ran a slightly bigger for offroad performance. so a xr 250. but this carb is very generic so pretty much they all used them for this engine class. please dont make me dig out a bunch of mauals.

[mattfrox]

barry_mann thanks a lot that sounds reasonable.

matt