Medium
30-60 minutes
It is a genuine manufacturer approved replacement part designed for use with Homelite pressure washers. This gasket creates an air-tight seal for the carburetor. Over time it may shrink, deteriorate and crack eventually requiring replacement. It is a high quality composite material/rubber gasket that is sold individually.
Air Cleaner Gasket 099980425068
OEM part for: Homelite
Part Number: 099980425068
$5.19
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Pressure Washer would not start.
Lanny - August 11, 2023
Tool Type
Pressure Washer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Socket set, Wrench Set, Spark Gap Gauge
1. Ordered parts that I thought might be required (received very quickly)
2. Put the entire Washer on a portable workbench
3. Removed wheels for easier access to mounting bolts and parts
4. unbolted motor mount for access to Nuts for housing cover for Air Breather and Carb
5. Replaced spark plug (adjusted Gap to specs)
6. Removed Air filter assembly for access to the carburetor - Disconnected and plugged fuel line
7. Disconnected throttle spring and bar
8. Removed old carb - slid off the two mounting bolts
9. replaced 1st gasket and slid on new Carb
10. reconnected, throttle spring, and bar replaced the front gasket
11. checked linkages
12. Reconnected fuel line and breather tube
12. Remounted Air Filter assembly replaced the two mounting Nuts
13. Reattached engine to the mounting bracket
14. Reattached Wheels
15. Tested and worked great
Note: it would not have been necessary to dismount the engine if there had been better clearance to the carburetor mounting nuts... Would have saved a lot of time.
2. Put the entire Washer on a portable workbench
3. Removed wheels for easier access to mounting bolts and parts
4. unbolted motor mount for access to Nuts for housing cover for Air Breather and Carb
5. Replaced spark plug (adjusted Gap to specs)
6. Removed Air filter assembly for access to the carburetor - Disconnected and plugged fuel line
7. Disconnected throttle spring and bar
8. Removed old carb - slid off the two mounting bolts
9. replaced 1st gasket and slid on new Carb
10. reconnected, throttle spring, and bar replaced the front gasket
11. checked linkages
12. Reconnected fuel line and breather tube
12. Remounted Air Filter assembly replaced the two mounting Nuts
13. Reattached engine to the mounting bracket
14. Reattached Wheels
15. Tested and worked great
Note: it would not have been necessary to dismount the engine if there had been better clearance to the carburetor mounting nuts... Would have saved a lot of time.
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Carburetor clogged with old gas
Steven - July 9, 2018
Tool Type
Pressure Washer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Pliers, Socket set, Wrench Set
1. Unbolted engine mount bolts
2. Unbolted 2 cap nuts on end of carb/air assembly/ w/choke on and gas in off position
3. Pulled off air cleaner assembly while carefully disconnecting air breather hose
4. Take off air cleaner gasket
5. Pulled gas hose off carb assembly after using pliers to slide spring clamp up 1 inch from end(drain old gas into approved container)
6. 3 bolts hold gas tank, 2 under side of tank and 1 on other side going horizontally/ remove and slowly guide gas tank up and guide fuel line out as you remove tank/ remove spring clamp and replace hose/ if gas only trickled out of hose when draining also replace tank outlet which screws into tank/ inspect inside of tank for corrosion.
7. Pull off carb assembly - inspect gasket/ replace if needed(not usually needed to change) replace with new carb assembly.
8. Put tank back on while guiding fuel tube as was originally routed and connect to carb assembly and guide block/ use pliers and move clamp back to 1/2 inch from end of tube.
9. Put air assembly gasket back on- make sure that gasket is oriented correctly to air slot on carb assembly- place choke lever on carb so that it works on the butterfly valve on carb when moved
10. Place air assembly back on and connect air breather tube back on air breather/ put cap nuts back on and tighten firmly but not too tight.
11. Put engine back in place align bolts with nuts on top and tighten firmly.
2. Unbolted 2 cap nuts on end of carb/air assembly/ w/choke on and gas in off position
3. Pulled off air cleaner assembly while carefully disconnecting air breather hose
4. Take off air cleaner gasket
5. Pulled gas hose off carb assembly after using pliers to slide spring clamp up 1 inch from end(drain old gas into approved container)
6. 3 bolts hold gas tank, 2 under side of tank and 1 on other side going horizontally/ remove and slowly guide gas tank up and guide fuel line out as you remove tank/ remove spring clamp and replace hose/ if gas only trickled out of hose when draining also replace tank outlet which screws into tank/ inspect inside of tank for corrosion.
7. Pull off carb assembly - inspect gasket/ replace if needed(not usually needed to change) replace with new carb assembly.
8. Put tank back on while guiding fuel tube as was originally routed and connect to carb assembly and guide block/ use pliers and move clamp back to 1/2 inch from end of tube.
9. Put air assembly gasket back on- make sure that gasket is oriented correctly to air slot on carb assembly- place choke lever on carb so that it works on the butterfly valve on carb when moved
10. Place air assembly back on and connect air breather tube back on air breather/ put cap nuts back on and tighten firmly but not too tight.
11. Put engine back in place align bolts with nuts on top and tighten firmly.
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Carburetor was bad.
Lester - November 11, 2017
Tool Type
Pressure Washer
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Wrench Set
Replaced the carburetor and gaskets. It started with one pull and washer ran great.
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Engine stalling.
Jeffrey - July 21, 2017
Tool Type
Pressure Washer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Wrench Set, Nutdriver
1. Remove the engine from the frame.
2. Remove the carb heat shield.
3. Remove the pull rope assembly.
4. Replace the coil.
5. Replace the carb.
6. Reassemble.
2. Remove the carb heat shield.
3. Remove the pull rope assembly.
4. Replace the coil.
5. Replace the carb.
6. Reassemble.
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