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First post here need some help/advice. I bought a 2001 king quad 300, vin number JSAAK43A212111871. I have been trying to do some basic maintenance as it runs but doesn't idle all that well . I want to take out and clean/repair the  carb but when looking for parts it ask for model X Y K1 K2. How do I know which model I have? I have tried some vin decoders but they haven't told me. If anyone could recommend a carb rebuild kit for my quad Id appreciate it. Also any tips on tracking down an owners manual

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The difference between carbs is, one has a metal top cover with four screws, and the other model has a plastic top cover with two screws. There will be several variations in each model of carb though, different jets etc, so it would be best to take the old carb apart and ascertain what size all the jets are before ordering a kit with jets.

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