Ski-Doo Mini Z 120 Fuel Primer Kit

Make starting your Ski-Doo Mini Z 120 in cold conditions quick and easy with this fuel primer kit, designed for all 1998–2008 Mini-Z snowmobiles. This kit delivers a precise squirt of fuel directly into the intake via a billet aluminum carburetor spacer, allowing your sled to fire up with minimal pulls of the starter rope. Everything needed for installation is included, aside from a few zip ties.

Features:

• Designed for Cold Starts – Pumps a small amount of fuel directly into the intake for fast, reliable engine starts.
• Complete Kit – Includes billet aluminum carburetor spacer, primer hand pump, gaskets, T-fitting, and primer tube.
• Easy Installation – Step-by-step instructions included for straightforward assembly.
• Direct Fitment – Compatible with all 1998–2008 Ski-Doo Mini-Z 120 snowmobiles.
• Fuel Line Routing – Includes all necessary tubing and fittings to safely route fuel to the carburetor spacer.
• Improves Reliability – Reduces pull rope effort in very cold conditions and ensures consistent starting.

Installation Instructions:

1. Slide the carburetor and carburetor spacer off the engine mounting studs.
2. Thread the new studs included in the kit into the engine block.
3. Slide one of the included gaskets onto the studs, followed by the original carburetor spacer and another gasket.
4. Slide the end of the included 1/8" primer tube onto the aluminum spacer; let the tube hang (do not cut yet).
5. Install another new gasket and slide the carburetor back on. Tighten the nuts on the studs to secure the assembly.
6. Cut the fuel outlet line (drain the tank first) and install the included plastic “T” fitting. Connect the other end of the blue primer line to the T-fitting and route it to the right-side engine compartment.
7. Drill a 3/4" hole if needed (next to the choke cable hole) to feed the primer line through. If using our replacement Honda carburetors, the original choke cable hole may be reused.
8. Pull the primer line through the hole and attach the included hand pump using the nut and lock washer.
9. Connect the two fuel lines to the pump, ensuring the line going to the carburetor spacer connects to the center outlet.
10. Use zip ties (not included) to secure fuel lines away from hot or sharp surfaces.