Yamaha – Float Chamber Gasket | Carburetor Sealing Component | 6P2-14984-00-00

When you are servicing Yamaha carburetors, the float chamber gasket is one of those parts you never want to reuse if it shows wear. The Yamaha 6P2-14984-00-00 Float Chamber Gasket seals the carburetor float bowl so fuel stays where it belongs and the carburetor can maintain the correct fuel level. If that seal starts leaking, it can quickly lead to fuel drips, poor idle, or inconsistent running.

Technicians who work on these engines regularly will replace the gasket anytime the float chamber is opened. It is a small component, but it plays a big role in keeping the carburetor sealed and operating properly. Installing a fresh gasket during carburetor service helps ensure a clean seal and dependable engine performance.

Key Features

• Float Bowl Sealing – Creates a tight seal between the carburetor body and float chamber to prevent fuel leaks.
• Genuine Yamaha Fitment – Manufactured to Yamaha specifications for precise fit and proper carburetor sealing.
• Supports Stable Fuel Levels – Helps maintain correct fuel level inside the carburetor for smooth engine operation.
• Recommended During Carburetor Service – Common replacement when removing the float chamber for cleaning or repair.

Engine & Boat Compatibility

F225TLR - 2007-2009
F250BTUR - 2008-2009
F250BTXR - 2008-2009
F250TUR - 2005-2010
F250TXR - 2005-2010
LF250BTUR - 2008-2009
LF250BTXR - 2008-2009
LF250TUR - 2005-2010
LF250TXR - 2005-2010

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the float chamber gasket do?
A: It seals the float bowl to the carburetor body so fuel stays contained and the carburetor maintains the correct fuel level.

Q: What are signs that this gasket needs replacement?
A: Fuel leaking around the float bowl, strong fuel odor, or visible gasket damage during carburetor service are common signs.

Q: Should the gasket be replaced every time the float chamber is opened?
A: Many technicians recommend replacing it during service to ensure a proper seal and prevent future leaks.

Q: Can a leaking float chamber gasket affect engine performance?
A: Yes. Fuel leaks or incorrect fuel levels can cause rough idle, poor throttle response, or hard starting.

Q: Is this an important part for saltwater boats?
A: Absolutely. Engines operating in saltwater environments benefit from regular carburetor maintenance and proper gasket sealing.