Fuel Filter

Replaced fuel filter and Fuel pump. Got fuel pressure to Carburetor but still would not run unless sprayed with starting fluid. Carb removed and soaked 24 hours in carb cleaner solved problem.

Removed the air filter case and the old air filter, replaced with the new one.
Remove the clamps from the fuel filter hoses and removed the old filter, and installed the new. one.
Drained the oil, removed the old oil filter and installed the new one, fill with new oil.
Removed the old spark plug, gapped the new one at 0.030 and installed it.

1. Removed the clamps on all hoses.
2. Disconnected the hoses.
3. Used a wrench to remove the nuts holding the heat shield to the mounting bracket.
4. Installed the new pump and the nuts holding the pump to the heat shield/mounting bracket.
5. Installed the new fuel filter and reconnected the hoses to the new pump.
6. Moved the clamps to the hose ends to secure to the pump.

Removed muffler for easier access to fuel pump, removed the lines from the old pump and removed the pump. Installed the new pump and hooked up the lines. Remove the old fuel filter from the fuel line and installed the new one

Remove the clamps from the fuel lines holding the filter
Remove the old filter and replace it with the new one, Replace the clamps
Drain the oil, remove the old oil filter and install the new one. Fill with new oil
Remove the air filter case, loosen the clamp, remove the old air filter and install the new one
Replace the clamp and the air filter case

The push rods for the left cyclinder were bent and the values were not operating properly. I ordered new push rods and installed them, now the tractor runs just like a new tractor.

Had a problem with the 2005 D R 17hp Kawasaki FH500V. The engine would not run unless it was in choke. Decided I had a fueling issue with fuel system. Put in a new fuel filter, and dumped in some Sea Foam into the gas tank (parts from ereplacementparts.com). After several tries and sitting for a couple of days the engine fired right up and could run very well on run setting again instead of choke. Very glad this was the issue (probably carburetor). I did not want to tear up the carburetor and sonic clean (this time)

Remove air filter cover and replace air filter.
Emptied the oil and replaced the oil filter, then put new oil in.
Removed the old fuel filter and replaced it with a new one.
Removed the old spark plug and gapped the new one at 0.030 and installed it.

All of the parts I needed where in site.Your web site made it very easy to find my parts. Just remember to put a little oil on the top of the oil filter.