Carb & Fuel

Harley-Davidson carb and fuel components support the complete path from incoming air to fuel delivery and engine induction. The range includes Harley-Davidson air cleaner kits, replacement air filters, backing plates, breather components, velocity stacks, intake manifolds, carburetors and carburetor service parts for applications ranging from early Linkert, Bendix and S&S systems to Keihin CV and Mikuni carburetors. Fuel-injected applications are also represented through fuel injectors, fuel pumps, fuel lines, pressure regulators, throttle bodies, EFI controllers and related induction components. Harley-Davidson service information identifies separate air-cleaner assemblies for carbureted and fuel-injected models, including filter elements, covers, backplates, breather hardware, seals and intake components.

The category includes Harley-Davidson carburetor rebuild kits, jets, jet kits, accelerator pump components, float bowls, mixture screws, diaphragms, choke and throttle hardware, intake manifold seals and carburetor-specific repair components. For EFI systems, the range extends to Harley-Davidson fuel injectors, fuel pump assemblies, fuel filters, fuel lines, fuel pressure regulators, throttle bodies, fuel-management modules and electronic tuning equipment. Air intake products include high-flow air cleaner kits, performance air filters, rain socks, backing plates, air cleaner covers, velocity stacks and complete induction systems from manufacturers such as Arlen Ness, S&S Cycle, K&N, Mikuni, V-Twin, Trask, Cobra, Feuling and other brands.

Fitment is especially important across Harley-Davidson fuel system parts because carburetor design, intake configuration, EFI equipment, fuel-line connections, injector specifications and air-cleaner mounting arrangements vary between model families and years. The catalog covers Sportster, Softail, Dyna, Touring, Big Twin, Evolution, Twin Cam, Milwaukee-Eight and older Harley-Davidson applications, along with specialized carburetor and intake components for earlier engines. Matching the correct carburetor, air cleaner, intake manifold, fuel component or EFI tuning device to the motorcycle's existing system helps ensure compatibility when performing maintenance, rebuilding an older fuel system, replacing worn components or changing the intake and fuel-delivery configuration.