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15003-7061 Carburetor for Kawasaki FH430V FH381V FH541V FS481V Engine Carb Replaces 15003-7047 15004-7057 15003-7107 15003-7054 with Fuel Pump, Fuel Filter, Spark Plug, Gaskets

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15003-7061 Carburetor Replacement Kit

Key Features

  • Replacement carburetor assembly for selected Kawasaki FH381V, FH430V, FH541V, and FS481V engines.
  • Constructed from lightweight aluminum alloy with corrosion resistance and a favorable strength-to-weight ratio.
  • Designed to provide the correct air-and-fuel mixture for internal combustion engine operation.
  • Kit includes the carburetor, fuel pump, fuel filter, fuel line, spark plug, gaskets, clamps, cleaning tool, and GX160 idle valve.
  • Package quantity: 1 kit.

Replaces

This carburetor replaces 15003-7047, 15003-7061, 15004-7057, 15003-7107, and 15003-7054.

Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • 15003-7047
  • 15003-7061
  • 15004-7057
  • 15003-7107
  • 15003-7054

The listed model number is 15003-7047. Confirm the number and compare the original carburetor before ordering.

Compatibility & Fitment

Fits selected Kawasaki FH381V, FH430V, FH541V, and FS481V engine applications, including:

  • FH381V-AS04, FH381V-AS06, FH381V-AS07, FH381V-AS11, FH381V-AS12, FH381V-AS22, FH381V-BS02
  • FH430V-AS06, FH430V-AS07, FH430V-AS08, FH430V-AS09, FH430V-AS10, FH430V-AS11, FH430V-AS14
  • FS481V-BS04, FS481V-BS21, FS481V-BS52, FS481V-CS04, FS481V-CS06, FS481V-CS08, FS481V-DS23, FS481V-ES01, FS481V-ES06
  • FH541V-BS46, FH541V-CS40, FH541V-CS43, FH541V-CS45, FH541V-DS38, FH541V-ES21, FH541V-ES22, FH541V-ES29, FH541V-ES32

Fitment varies by engine specification. Verify the complete engine model and compare the old carburetor with the product before purchase.

When to Replace

A worn or contaminated carburetor can produce hard starting, stalling, poor acceleration, high fuel consumption, fuel leakage, flooding, or excessive exhaust. Ethanol-related deposits, restricted fuel passages, degraded seals, and a fuel system left unused for a long period are common causes. Replace the carburetor when cleaning and adjustment do not restore reliable fuel delivery.

Installation Tips

  • Shut off the fuel supply, allow the engine to cool, and work in a well-ventilated area away from ignition sources.
  • Photograph the fuel-line and linkage routing before removal, then transfer the connections to the replacement assembly.
  • Use the supplied gaskets and clamps where applicable. Inspect the fuel line and tank for debris before installation.
  • Clean the air filter and confirm unobstructed airflow; a restricted filter can cause an excessively rich mixture.
  • Check for fuel leaks before starting the engine. Allow the engine to idle and verify acceleration and stable operation.
  • Package contents: 1 carburetor, 1 fuel pump, 1 cleaning tool, 1 spark plug, 1 GX160 idle valve, 4 clamps including pre-installed clamps, 1 fuel filter, 1 fuel line, and 2 gaskets.
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  • SUPERIOR QUALITY

    SUPERIOR QUALITY

    Made of lightweight & robust Aluminum Alloy that can withstand the rigors of frequent use in outdoor environments
  • FIX ENGINE'S SYMPTOMS

    FIX ENGINE'S SYMPTOMS

    Difficult in starting, Engine stalling, Unable to accelerate, High fuel consumption, Carburetor flooding, Excessive exhaust, etc
  • SAVING SOLUTION

    SAVING SOLUTION

    Enjoy the comfort that our small yet mighty parts simplify your riding experience - BlueStars brings DIY solutions to help deal with any trouble!
  • IMPORTANT NOTE

    IMPORTANT NOTE

    This is a replacement part designed to be compatible with certain appliances. Any brand names mentioned are used solely to indicate compatibility.
4 SIMPLE STEPS

4 SIMPLE STEPS

1. Turn off the fuel valve. Drain the fuel tank.
2. Remove the air filter cover, air filter, and air filter housing.
3. Disconnect the fuel lines. Remove the linkage from the carburetor. Discard your old carburetor.
4. Clean the engine area before installing new part. Adjust the idle mixture screw if the engine stalls during test.
Kawasaki FH381V
FH381V-AS04, FH381V-AS06, FH381V-AS07 FH381V-AS11, FH381V-AS12, FH381V-AS22, FH381V-AS23, FH381V-AS27, FH381V-BS02, FH381V-BS04, FH381V-BS08, FH381V-BS10, FH381V-BS20, FH381V-BS22, FH381V-BS27, FH381V-CS07, FH381V-CS10, FH381V-CS12, FH381V-CS20, FH381V-CS21, FH381V-CS22, FH381V-CS23, FH381V-CS25, FH381V-DS01, FH381V-DS03, FH381V-DS06, FH381V-DS07, FH381V-DS20, FH381V-DS23, FH381V-FS04
Kawasaki FH430V
FH430V-AS06, FH430V-AS07, FH430V-AS08, FH430V-AS09, FH430V-AS10, FH430V-AS11, FH430V-AS12, FH430V-AS13, FH430V-AS14, FH430V-AS20, FH430V-AS21, FH430V-AS22, FH430V-AS23, FH430V-AS24, FH430V-AS25, FH430V-AS26, FH430V-AS27, FH430V-AS28, FH430V-AS31, FH430V-AS33, FH430V-AS34, FH430V-AS35, FH430V-AS36, FH430V-AS38, FH430V-AS39, FH430V-AS40, FH430V-AS41, FH430V-AW00, FH430V-BS04, FH430V-ES28
Kawasaki FH541V
FH541V-BS46, FH541V-CS40, FH541V-CS43, FH541V-CS45, FH541V-DS38, FH541V-ES21, FH541V-ES22, FH541V-ES29, FH541V-ES32 FH541V-FS23, FH541V-GS30
Kawasaki FS481V
FS481V-AS21, FS481V-AS26, NFS481V-AS27, FS481V-AS28,FS481V-AS52, FS481V-BS04, FS481V-BS21, FS481V-BS52, FS481V-CS04, FS481V-CS06, FS481V-CS08, FS481V-DS23, FS481V-ES01, FS481V-ES06, FS481V-ES08, FS481V-ES19, FS481V-ES22, FS481V-FS18, FS481V-GS18

FAQ

This carburetor is made for Kawasaki FH430V, FH381V, FH541V, and FS481V engines. Confirm the engine model and the original carburetor configuration before ordering, since linkage and mounting details can vary by application.
It replaces Kawasaki carburetor part numbers 15003-7061, 15003-7047, 15004-7057, 15003-7107, and 15003-7054.
The package includes the carburetor, fuel pump, fuel filter, spark plug, and gaskets.
Common symptoms include hard starting, surging or hunting at idle, stalling under load, poor acceleration, fuel leakage, and an engine that runs only with the choke partially engaged. A restricted fuel passage, worn float or needle valve, or varnish from old fuel can cause these problems.
Drain the fuel tank, inspect the fuel lines for cracking or blockage, and clean any debris from the tank and air-intake area. Replace contaminated fuel, verify that the fuel shutoff and throttle or choke linkages move freely, and install the supplied gaskets in the correct orientation.
Installation is generally a moderate repair for someone familiar with small engines. Basic hand tools are typically sufficient, and the work often takes about 30 to 60 minutes after the fuel is drained. Photograph the linkage and hose routing before removal so the replacements are reconnected correctly.