This camshaft pulley is and original part from the Honda manufacturer. The part is composed of metal and plastic parts, and is compatible with many small engines. This item is secured onto the shaft, and has been designed to rotate the timing belt. A screwdriver and a wrench is helpful in making the replacement. This part is sold individually.
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This part works with the following brands:
Honda
Briggs and Stratton
Toro
MTD
Cub Cadet
Craftsman
Jonsered
This part works with the following products:
Engine
Lawn Mower
Snow Blower
Pressure Washer
Generator
Part# 14320-ZL8-010 replaces these:
14320-ZL8-000,
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This part was just what we needed to fix our powerwasher.
The part was what we needed, it worked, yay!
Guest - August 22, 2019
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Easy repair
The parts arrived earlier than expected and was easy to install. The pressure washer was back on working order within an hour. Thanks for the great service.
Guest - September 29, 2019
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Guest - January 17, 2020
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Right parts .. excellent service .. no excuses ...
The website made it easy to get the parts I needed, and, they were the right ones ! The camshaft did what I expected and my pressure washer starts like it is supposed to, no kickback because the compression release is working now ! Thanks for your prompt, accurate service !
Guest - July 26, 2020
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easy repair.
excellent place to buy parts when you need them.
Guest - July 6, 2021
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Great part new
Great Customer service.But part came in not right I had to return without shipping fee I definitely do business again
Khang - December 28, 2019
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Spring is the time for get the garden ready, attempted to start troy built tiller, broke the pull start, engine had to much compression, removed the vale cover, and observed the cam had I spring that was broken/out of place, on the cam was a small indention, which I figured was the compression release, Remove the Cam very easy using plie
... Read morers ** Made sure the piston in at TDC, on the compression stroke, look at the position of the Cam ** Marks on both side (timing), Install in reverse order, Engine started first pull. SAVEED $$$ Garden ready for planting. Thanks for you Fast Shipping, and reasonable prices.
I removed the Honda CVS160 engine from the pressure washer base after disconnecting the pump. After removing the rocker/cam cover and discovering the broken exhaust rocker arm and damage to the camshaft I surmised that the timing belt had slipped and caused the damage. I then split the upper and lower portion of the engine case and pull
... Read moreed out the defective timing belt. I had to remove a crankshaft coupling that was keyed to the crankshaft prior to taking the case apart. I installed the new timing belt and reassembled the lower case. I then replaced both rockers and the new camshaft/pulley and replaced the cam cover with new sealer. The engine started and ran perfectly showing that no damage had been done to the valves or piston.
Removed valve cover. Only 4 bolts
Removed lifter pins ( held in by the cover)
Replaced lifters with new parts and set lash.
Replaced cam pulley
Put sealant on back side on cover. Installed cover by tightening 4 bolts
Let sealant set up over night.
Added oil and gas....... Engine started on first pull!
Remove engine from mount (4 bolts ) easier to work with on bench. Remove 4 bolts holding cam cover , pry off cover being careful not to damage. Slide out retaining pin , remove gear. Drain oil and clean crankcase using air pressure. Inspect timing belt for damage. If ok install new gear. Secure with pin. Align crankshaft mark top center
... Read more and cam gear with the block using markings on gear should be horizontal. Slide belt over cam gear. Check and make sure all is still aligned. Adjust intake valve to .006 and exhaust valve to .008 thousands if necessary. Replace cover using silicone sealant. Fill with correct oil. Reinstall motor and test. I ran engine for about 15 minutes then changed oil again to be sure all debris was removed. HAPPY POWER WASHING
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9892911
Manufacturer Part Number: 14320-ZL8-010
Lawn Mower
- Honda Lawn Mower Model GC135VHA Parts
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Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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