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Cup 277-62100-18
OEM part for: Subaru / Robin
Part Number: 277-62100-18
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Subaru / Robin
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Perfect fix
Product worked as it should great place for parts.
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December 2, 2019
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wrong part
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The bowl for the in-line fuel shutoff was leaking
john - May 11, 2020
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Hard
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, die grinder
had to remove carb assy
removed the fuel shut -off from carb to get the old bowl out
it appears that when assembled at factory they used a glue or sealer on the threads of the bowl
used a die grinder to carefully remove old plastic bowl without damaging threads
installed new bowl and gaskets ( which fit perfectly ) from ereplacement parts.
reassembled and tested...... no leaks. worked perfectly.
note: use a little bit of light oil or silicone grease on bowl gaskets to seal parts without damaging.
removed the fuel shut -off from carb to get the old bowl out
it appears that when assembled at factory they used a glue or sealer on the threads of the bowl
used a die grinder to carefully remove old plastic bowl without damaging threads
installed new bowl and gaskets ( which fit perfectly ) from ereplacement parts.
reassembled and tested...... no leaks. worked perfectly.
note: use a little bit of light oil or silicone grease on bowl gaskets to seal parts without damaging.
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Nothing
Jay - October 8, 2019
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Wrench Set
Parts Used
Simply applied a bit of grease to the threads and screwed it into place.
Checked for leakage and tightened it more.
Checked for leakage and tightened it more.
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Carburator needed cleaning and also new gaskets
Peter - April 16, 2019
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Wrench Set, Nutdriver
Followed instructions on YouTube video.
The parts which I ordered were real OEM parts which ensured a correct fit e.g. for the gaskets.
I once did order a new carburator (Chinese knock-off) from the Big River "A" online but the gaskets did not fit. Had to send it back.
But using OEM parts on the original carburator was the better choice.
The parts which I ordered were real OEM parts which ensured a correct fit e.g. for the gaskets.
I once did order a new carburator (Chinese knock-off) from the Big River "A" online but the gaskets did not fit. Had to send it back.
But using OEM parts on the original carburator was the better choice.
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Maintenance replacement parts.
Timothy - December 20, 2017
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Socket set
This was just prevention/routine maintenance, not repair.
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Hard to crank. Then would run very rough, carburetor
RICK - June 17, 2016
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Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Easy
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Nutdriver
Parts Used
- Bowl Gasket - 214-62540-08
- Fuel Filter - X64-13600-10
- Gasket(muffler) - 277-35201-13
- Packing - 277-32604-08
- Union - 050-51200-20
- Needle - 277-62500-08
- Rocker Cover Gasket - 277-16001-23
- Gasket2(insulator) - 20A-35903-03
- Insulator Gasket - 20A-35902-03
- Cup - 277-62100-18
- Hose Clamp - X56-11100-60
- Insulator - 20A-32902-01
Remove the air cleaner assembly. ereplacementparts has a you tube video on this subject. Here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faM2nla4_u4 . Empty the fuel from the tank or use some tube clamp pliers to stop the flow of fuel. Remove the carburetor from the engine. Remember where the spring and throttle where located. Then start removing the parts from the carb. and laying them on a clean towel. Once all the parts are off, clean the carb. with carb, cleaner. I did use some fishing line to clean out the small passages. Once it was clean and dry, I started to assemble it. I replaced the needle, cup and bowl o-ring. Then installed the float bowl with the o-ring and bolt. Installed the insulator with the gaskets on both sides of it. I then installed the new union and all of the parts attached to it. I removed the muffler, then the gasket and cleaned the area before I installed the new muffler gasket.
Removed the rocker arm cover and replaced the gasket beneath it. Installed a new fuel filter in the tank. Then before I installed the air cleaner, I exchanged the old packing (gasket) for the new one.
Running great again.
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