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Carburetor 594058
OEM part for: Briggs and Stratton
Part Number: 594058
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This part replaces obsolete part #: 595192 (Used Before Code Date 18050300), 596505
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Received as promised. Only problem I had was the seals they sent did not match what was on original, Would have been nice to have some kind of heads up and how to retro fit. Just took a little extra time.
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April 13, 2023
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I’m not a handy man but with a little patience I was able to get my equipment started. My wife that I was sick but I really enjoyed the process. Thanks for being there 24/7
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March 10, 2023
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Happy customer
Great service, friendly help, fast service, easy return & refund was prompt
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July 2, 2022
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Fit like a glove
Correct part very reasonable priced very helpful sales person and arrived in timely manner will recommend very highly
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May 5, 2021
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worked as expected
Part arrived quickly easy to install runs like a new lawnmower again
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August 4, 2020
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Easy repair, and it did work as expected
The carburetor arrived quickly and was easy to install and it did fix the issues we were having. However, there were no instructions included and the small orange O-ring pictured with it was not to be found on my mower. It may have been lost as the carb had been removed previously at least 3 times. So I installed it in the only place it seemed to fit, which seemed to work.
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September 18, 2020
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wrong part
I triple checked the part number against the model number on the mower and the part sent is the wrong one.
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Engine would not start after draining and adding new gasoline
Richard - December 21, 2023
👍 1 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Pliers, Nutdriver
Parts Used
removed air filter assembly by removing 4 screws.
removed gas line and drained the tank into a container
pulled carburetor straight out removed two solid metal wires to it
and reversed the process to put it back together
Added gas and it started on first pull
removed gas line and drained the tank into a container
pulled carburetor straight out removed two solid metal wires to it
and reversed the process to put it back together
Added gas and it started on first pull
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Bad ethanol gas clogged up the jets.
Brian - May 25, 2023
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Pliers, Socket set, Needle nose pliers
Parts Used
1. Remove air filter cover.
2. Remove air filter backplate (4) screws 2 different sizes/types.
3. Take picture/make note of linkage attachment locations.
4. Squeeze/pinch off supply fuel to carburetor or have a 1/4” diameter bolt ready to plug fuel line prior to disconnection. Another option would be to drain the gas tank prior to the repair.
5. Disconnect fuel line & plug.
Note: with the replacement OEM carburetor, you will need to transfer one of the linkages from the old carburetor to the new. It snaps into place no tools required.
6. Install new carburetor transferring & connecting new linkages.
7. Reconnect fuel line.
8. Replace air filter backplate (4) screws 2 different sizes/types. Make sure to reconnect the breather to the backside of the air filter backplate.
9. Replace air filter cover.
10. Un-pinch fuel line or add gas back.
11. Start mower.
2. Remove air filter backplate (4) screws 2 different sizes/types.
3. Take picture/make note of linkage attachment locations.
4. Squeeze/pinch off supply fuel to carburetor or have a 1/4” diameter bolt ready to plug fuel line prior to disconnection. Another option would be to drain the gas tank prior to the repair.
5. Disconnect fuel line & plug.
Note: with the replacement OEM carburetor, you will need to transfer one of the linkages from the old carburetor to the new. It snaps into place no tools required.
6. Install new carburetor transferring & connecting new linkages.
7. Reconnect fuel line.
8. Replace air filter backplate (4) screws 2 different sizes/types. Make sure to reconnect the breather to the backside of the air filter backplate.
9. Replace air filter cover.
10. Un-pinch fuel line or add gas back.
11. Start mower.
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Power washer would start but immediately die
Parker - November 3, 2021
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Clamp for gas line, funnel, container
Parts Used
1. I tried to repair the old carb first but that didnt work
2. I bought the new carb.
3. I removed the plastic cover that houses the pull chain so i could access the components
attached to the carb
4. I removed the 4 bolts holding the carb on the engine, removed the attached wire and
springs, pulled the carb away from the engine, clamped the fuel line, pulled the clip back
holding the fuel line to the carb, removed the fuel line from the carb.
5. With the carb off, i drained the old fuel into a container with the funnel.
6. Take note of the gasket and space orientation on the side of the carb that presses
against the body of the engine.
7. Remove the plastic piece that the spring attaches to from the old carb and place on the
new carb.
8. Reassemble the fuel line to the carb, carb to the engine body, spring, metal wire, and
plastic cover on top.
9. Fill with clean fuel, say a prayer, and when it fires up, give thanks.
2. I bought the new carb.
3. I removed the plastic cover that houses the pull chain so i could access the components
attached to the carb
4. I removed the 4 bolts holding the carb on the engine, removed the attached wire and
springs, pulled the carb away from the engine, clamped the fuel line, pulled the clip back
holding the fuel line to the carb, removed the fuel line from the carb.
5. With the carb off, i drained the old fuel into a container with the funnel.
6. Take note of the gasket and space orientation on the side of the carb that presses
against the body of the engine.
7. Remove the plastic piece that the spring attaches to from the old carb and place on the
new carb.
8. Reassemble the fuel line to the carb, carb to the engine body, spring, metal wire, and
plastic cover on top.
9. Fill with clean fuel, say a prayer, and when it fires up, give thanks.
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not getting fuel ,changed carb with new and still not getting fuel
david - May 21, 2021
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Socket set
Parts Used
removed carb and replaced
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Internally damaged.
Christian - May 29, 2020
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Adjustable Wrench, Pliers.
Parts Used
Remove old carburetor
Put new one on
Complete.
Put new one on
Complete.
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