Packing 214-62450-08

Very simple. Just be careful with gasket. It has to be stretched a bit to seat properly.

Subaru-powered pressure washer started leaking gas as soon as the fuel valve was turned on. At first it appeared to be above the carburetor, but after disassembly and reviewing other helpful comments here, it was clear that it was just the bowl gasket. The small packing in the bowl screw had also disintegrated over time. After removing the bowl and giving a thorough cleaning--including using a single strand of a wire brush to clear out the jet--installed the new bowl gasket and packing. No more leaks! Pressure washer is running great now. Thanks to the other helpful reviewers here. If it weren't for the gasket recommendation, I would've been at a loss of where to start.

First drain gas tank or if you have a shut off valve to stop gas from leaking when you remove the gas bowl. Remove bowl by using a small wrench or socket, remove old gasket and clean make sure new gasket is seated in grove around carburetor float, replace gas bowl, replace bolt in bottom of bowl do not over tighten.

Tilted the motor up to have easy access to the carburetor. Pulled out the old gasket with a metal pick. Yeah it was cracked. Carefully inserted the new gasket. Had to stretch the gasket a little bit to get it in tight. The gasket for the mounting bolt didn't really seal up and gas still dripped. Found a rubber o-ring for the bolt and that solved the leak.

This was just prevention/routine maintenance, not repair.

Disassembled carburetor, cleaned fouling and replaced damaged gaskets/o-rings.