EMPI Carburetor Float — Brosol / Kadron, Each | Porsche 914 (1970–1976) (43-4404-0)

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Not currently available.

This part is discontinued or out at our supplier. We often have used stock, a substitute, or can fabricate an alternative.

Call (657) 438-7002 or send us your chassis number.

Usually ships within 24 hours
Regular price $33.15
Product details
  • Vendor EMPI
  • SKU 43-4404-0
  • Barcode 707924486247
  • Fits
    • 1969-1976|Porsche|914

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A sunk or leaking float drowns a Brosol or Kadron in its own fuel, leaving the 914 rich, flat, and stubborn on a cold morning. This replacement float re-establishes the correct level in the bowl, one to a carburetor.

  • Direct replacement float for Brosol and Kadron carburetors
  • Sets correct fuel level in the bowl for clean metering
  • One float required per carburetor
  • Cures flooding and hard starting from a failed original
  • Genuine EMPI part

Fitment: Fits Porsche 914 from 1970 to 1976 running Brosol or Kadron carburetors, one float required per carburetor. If you are unsure this fits your car, contact us with your year and model before ordering.

Specifications:

  • Part number: 43-4404-0
  • Manufacturer: EMPI
  • Boxed dimensions: 4 x 2 x 2 in
  • Shipping weight: 0.018 lb

Questions & Answers

Does this fit my Porsche? It fits the Porsche 914, 1970-1976, with Brosol or Kadron carburetors; one float is required per carburetor.

What is this part? A replacement carburetor float that sets the fuel level in Brosol and Kadron bowls.

What is the part number? EMPI 43-4404-0, sold each.

Are you an authorized dealer? Yes — Washburn's Metal is an authorized EMPI dealer, so this is genuine EMPI, not a copy.

How does it ship? ships standard ground from our Orange, California shop

⚠ California Proposition 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.