This is a genuine OEM replacement part is made out of Plastic, it is sold individually. It is used on a variety of Engines and Motors. The purpose of it is to filter out dirt and other debris from contaminating the carburetor. It will over time become clogged and restrict the fuel getting to the carburetor so it will need to be replaced. This is a 75 micron fuel filter.
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Easy repair
Arrived quickly and everything works great
Kelly - June 3, 2019
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Generator fix
All parts recieved in timely manner and fit great. Got generator running again.
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Parts were spot on
It was easy to look up the parts I needed and after ordering I received the shipment within a week. Now my riding mower runs like a top. I would definitely recommend eReplacementParts.com for any repair parts, cheaper than buying new.
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Good Source for Parts, but long delivery time
Website is easy to use, and they always seem to have the part I need. All my parts were delivered as ordered, although delivery time was very long. No parts were backordered that I know of.
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Fuel filter
It was smaller than the original so i will need to add longer fuel line. I decided to wait until it causes a problem. It should work.
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I spent quite some time driving around to the big box stores and other local parts suppliers for and air and fuel filter. This is a common motor and tractor model, a Troy-Built pony. The motor was running poorly and stalling even with fresh gas, new spark plug and general motor maintenance. So I tried eReplacement, they had the parts in s
... Read moretock, received them in about a week. Replaced them and the problem was resolved, tractor running like new. The plastic air cleaner cover removes easily by turning the two plastic knobs and lifting off, then the air cleaner is simply pushed on a horizontal tube, and the cover is replaced.
The fuel filter is easily replaced with a pliers releasing the clamps and sliding the new fuel filter on, remember the correct orientation of the tube nipples. Best replaced when tank is empty as remaining gas in the gas lines will spill out.
Their large inventory makes it convenient to order parts not available locally, and in the end you save time and money if your local supplier does not have them. It is hot where I live, I have an acre of property, and the grass needs weekly cutting. So not having your mower running is an inconvenience.
Remove the air cleaner cover, remove old filter and insert new filter
Remove the old fuel filter from the fuel line and install the new one
Replaced the leaky oil drain plug and replaced with new one
Removed the old spark plug and gapped the new one at 0.030 and installed it
Replaced air filter. Replaced fuel filter. Used vise grips to stop the flow of gas and pliers to remove the spring clips (slide them back on the fuel line) holding the fuel filter to fuel lines. Replaced spark plug. Used ratchet, socket and extension to remove spark plug and replace with a new one. Set gap using gap gauge.
1. Drained the gas tank completely dry
2. Removed the air cleaner and airbox
3. Pulled the cracked breather tube off
4. Pulled the carb off - and disassembled and cleaned thoroughly
5. Replaced the cleaned carb
6. Replaced the cracked fuel tank valve n bushing
7. Replaced the fuel line and put a fuel fi
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8. Replaced the air filter box/air filter/pre filter
9. Replaced the breather tube
Remove air filter assembly, remove pull start housing (4 bolts), remove broken connector from wire, squeeze two sides of switch with pliers and slide switch from housing. Push new switch in hole, connect wire. replace start housing back in place connect air filter housing with new filter. Replaced fuel filter while I was at it, Pliers req
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Riding Mower was unused for around a decade or so.
Removed carburetor,took it apart,cleaned it thoroughly with carburetor cleaner,rebuilt it with kit,and reinstalled carburetor.Be very attentive as to how choke linkage and idler linkage are positioned before taking apart! I had some trouble and a neighbor helped me figure it out. Taking a picture of it might be a good idea. Took old fuel
... Read morefilter off and installed new one. Also got a new air filter from ereplacementparts.
Removed cowling, spark pug,valve cover, cylinder head.
Replaced head gasket, adjusted valves, set spark gap at 0.030 and reassembled. Then torqued all bolts. Replaced filters and fuel hoses.
Used an adjustable wrench to remove the old oil filter and a pair of pliers to remove the clamp on the fuel filter hose. Screwed on the the new oil filter by hand and connected the new fuel filter to the fuel line hose. Reconnected the fuel hose clamp. Easy install.
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Dried ethanol gas clogged every port in carburetor, engine mounts broken, exhaust noisy.Good thing the generator made in 1997 was given to me, only cost $250 in parts to make operational again.R&R
R&R carb,dis-assemble for cleaning. Main jet corrosion too severe to remove jet, necessary to push stiff single-strand wire through jet to open fuel path. Re-assemble carb with new bowl-bolt gasket,install fuel filter, add gas to tank, pull handle w/choke closed until started. After cool-down, removed muffler/lock-ring and installed new m
... Read moreuffler w/arrestor , quiet like-new now...bring on that Hurricane whatever it\'s named...I have the power now...and no more Ethanol in my fuel,Thanx.
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ERP Number: ERP17016257
Manufacturer Part Number: 394358B
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