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E20 Carburetor Kit for Royal Enfield UCE 350 BS3 (Carb Models) – KLT00003/A (Not for EFI / Not for BS4)
E20 Carburetor Kit for Royal Enfield UCE 350 BS3 (Carb Models) – KLT00003/A (Not for EFI / Not for BS4)
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Please order only after confirming the part number, model, variant, year, side, connector type and compatibility. All orders are non-cancellable once placed. Correctly shipped spare parts are not eligible for return, exchange or refund due to wrong selection, wrong diagnosis, fitment mismatch, mechanic recommendation or change of mind. Electrical/electronic items are additionally non-returnable once opened, installed, plugged in, tested or used. Wrong item, damaged item or missing item claims require a complete unboxing video within 24 hours. Read full Return & Warranty Policy
Royal Enfield KLT00003/A is an E20 Carburetor Kit intended for UCE 350 BS3 carbureted engines—a factory-style replacement carb kit designed for ethanol-blended petrol usage. If your older UCE 350 carb bike has started showing hard starting, unstable idle, hesitation, or inconsistent running after regular E20 fuel exposure, a complete OEM-spec carb kit is often a more reliable fix than repeated jet cleaning or local rebuilds.
This is not a “repair kit” or a random aftermarket carb. It is commonly searched as “E20 carb kit,” “E20 carburettor,” “UCE 350 BS3 carb assembly,” “Classic 350 carb BS3,” and “Royal Enfield carburetor kit KLT00003/A.”
Before you buy: confirm your bike is UCE 350 + BS3 + CARB (not EFI), and match your old carb/connector/throttle-cable routing via photo/VIN check.
Key Features
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Genuine-spec complete carburetor kit for UCE 350 BS3 (carb models) (part number search-driven)
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Built for E20 fuel compatibility use-case (E20 carb kit intent)
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Best for fixing: hard starting, rough idle, hesitation, uneven fueling on older BS3 carb bikes (when carb wear is the root cause)
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Direct replacement style kit (not a jet-only service pack)
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Not compatible with EFI / fuel-injected UCE & all J-Series engines (return-prevention constraint)
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Not for BS4 UCE 350 (BS4 uses a different E20 carb kit part number)
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Helps reduce repeat carb issues compared to frequent cleaning on ethanol fuel (practical ownership benefit)
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Recommended installation by a mechanic; final tune/idle-mixture may still be required after fitment
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Compatibility Table (Critical)
| Model | Platform/Engine | BS/Emission | Years | Status (✅/❓) | Notes/Constraints |
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| UCE 350 Carb (engine family) | 346cc UCE 350 | BS3 | Region-dependent | E20 CARBURETOR KIT – UCE 350 BS3” under PN KLT00003/A | |
| Classic 350 UCE Carb | 346cc UCE 350 | BS3 | ~2009–2012 (varies) | ||
| Bullet 350 UCE Carb | 346cc UCE 350 | BS3 | varies | ||
| Electra 350 UCE Carb | 346cc UCE 350 | BS3 | varies | ||
| Thunderbird 350 UCE Carb | 346cc UCE 350 | BS3 | varies | ||
| Not compatible | Any EFI UCE / J-Series / 650 Twins / Himalayan LS410 / 450 | — | — | — | Not for fuel-injected bikes. Not for BS4 carb bikes (different kit PN). |
Variants
TO BUY E20 BS3 CARBURETOR CLICK HERE
TO BUY E20 BS4 CARBURETOR CLICK HERE
TO BUY E20 BS4 CARBURETOR KIT CLICK HERE
FAQs
Q1 (Fitment): How do I confirm this will fit my bike?
Check 3 things: (1) Engine family: UCE 350 (346cc), (2) Emission: BS3, (3) Fuel system: Carburetor (not EFI). Best method: share VIN/RC + a clear photo of your existing carb + throttle cable routing/connector.
Q2 (Fitment): Will this fit Classic 350 / Bullet 350 / Electra / Thunderbird 350?
Only if your specific motorcycle is UCE 350 + BS3 + carb. It fits all UCE BS3 CARBURETOR.
Q3 (Comparison): Why buy an OEM-spec kit vs an aftermarket carb from Amazon/local market?
Generic carbs often have inconsistent calibration/jetting and variable casting quality, causing repeat issues. An OEM-spec kit is typically chosen for predictable tuning and reliability, especially when switching to ethanol-blended fuel usage patterns. (Also reduces “trial-and-error” installs.) See how generic listings often lump multiple models without BS/EFI checks.
Q4 (Installation): Is it plug-and-play? What should my mechanic check?
It’s a replacement-style kit, but the mechanic should: inspect intake manifold boot, vacuum lines, fuel filter, throttle free-play, and set idle speed/mixture after installation. Use a new clamp/boot if cracked to avoid air leaks.
Q5 (Symptoms): What problems does this solve?
Common carb-related symptoms: hard starting, stalling at idle, flat spots on throttle, erratic fueling, poor response after warm-up, especially if the carb has wear or ethanol-related degradation.
Q6 (Return-prevention): What photo should I send to confirm before ordering?
Send: (1) Full carb photo (left + right side), (2) top view showing throttle cable(s), (3) intake side connection, (4) your RC page showing BS3/BS4, or VIN. If your bike is BS4 carb, do not order this—BS4 uses a different E20 carb kit part number.
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