This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement carburetor assembly. It is commonly used on Honda engines. The purpose of this item is to mix air and gas before it is sent to the engine. If the engine doesn't start or starts and dies shortly after then replacing carburetor may resolve the issue. This metal body carburetor is sold individually.
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The part was awesome and now my pressure washers runs great!
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Perfect part fit was perfect and started first pull
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Easy Repair
My Honda pressure washer would not start (it is a few years old but essentially new - I stored it in the garage for a few years without fuel). I disassembled the carburetor a few weeks ago and cleaned the jets. It started and ran just fine. I went to use it again a week later and experienced the same issue. I pulled it apart again, cleaned the jets but broke the plastic float set in the process. As a result, I came here and ordered a new carburetor assembly. It arrived quickly and was about a ten minute process to replace. My pressure washer started up just fine and ran all day. I've not had an issue since. This site has proven very helpful for several years. If you can dial in your model and serial number, you’ll not have an issue.
Josh - May 19, 2020
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worked great! site feedback re installation was tremendous help! bolted right on, started right up! AWESOME!
NIB (New In Bag) OEM Honda part, with OEM part labeling. brand new as advertised.
John - May 17, 2021
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Could not have been any easier
Part was in excellent condition
Wood splitter up and running like new
Thank You for making it so easy and financially painless to get this part
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1. I removed the old carburetor (three 10 mm bolts behind the air cleaner element), noting the order of the gaskets, the spacer, the shield plate and the linkage connections.
2. I disconnected the fuel line after moving the spring clip with pliers.
3. I connected the new carburetor to the two linkages and with new gaskets, re
... Read moreusing the spacer at the engine block. I also attached the fuel line and moved the spring clip back in place to secure the hose.
3. I tightened the 10 mm bolts that hold the carb in place.
4. I replaced the air cleaner element and then the spark plug (also changed the crankcase oil).
5. Runs great now!
1. Closed fuel shut off valve.
2. Removed air box cover & filter.
3. With a 10mm socket, removed two long screws which hold all the replaced pieces together (less the air box housing) from the air box housing.
4. Slid back the spring clamp securing the fuel line to the carb & removed fuel line from carb.
5. Remo
... Read moreved single spring linkage from throttle plate end (on carb).
6. Tilting carb now allowed choke & throttle linkage to slip out of their respective mount holes on choke & throttle.
7. Carb free to remove entirely at this point. Intake gasket & air guide gasket may stick to carb, remove as necessary, clean if needed. (I didnÆt)
8. Install new parts in the stack up order seen when removing. Reinstall in reverse order.
This was really simple. Engine started on third pull and runs perfectly like it did when new.
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Engine would only run while starting fluid was sprayed into intake.
Hint: Take a picture of the carburetor and choke linkage with your smart phone before disassembly so it can be referred to if needed.
1. Drained any remaining gasoline and removed air cleaner cover and air filter.
2. Removed 3 bolts holding air cleaner and carburetor.
3. Removed carburetor linkage and fuel line.
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... Read more Cleaned all gasket surfaces.
5. Turned engine on side with intake port up to facilitate easy assembly.
6. Reattached carburetor linkage and fuel line to new carburetor.
7. Aligned gaskets, heat sink, carburetor, and air cleaner.
8. Dropped in 2 bolts holding carburetor, heat sink, engine, and air cleaner together.
9. Hand tightened these bolts.
10. Installed 3rd bolt holding air cleaner and hand tightened.
11. Fully tightened 2 bolts holding carburetor to engine, then 3rd bolt holding air cleaner.
12. Reinstalled air filter and air cleaner cover.
13, Installed a new spark plug.
14. Added gasoline and started engine.
I watched your YouTube video on how to do this repair. It worked out great. Thank you. Here is the link for all ya all out there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D32zXNYSxmw
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An inexperienced person lost a part to the old carb, so a new one had to be bought.
Removed the top cover, removed air cleaner, removed three screws holding carb and associated parts, disconnect fuel line, disconnect governor link. Repeated steps in reverse to install.
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Gas dripping from carb while running. Would only run on half choke
1. Removed air filter and bolts holding carburetor
2. Removed throttle and chock control and removed carburetor
3. Cleaned engine of old gasket and installed new carb with all new gaskets
4. Reinstalled throttle, chock controls and air filter
1. Remove the air filter and cover. 2. Remove the rubber hose to the filter back cover. 3. Turn off fuel flow and remove fuel hose to the carburetor. 4. Remove the mounting bolts in the air filters back cover, note two of these bolts also are the carburetor\'s mounting bolts. 5. Once the mounting bolts are out tilt the bottom of the
... Read morecarburetor up to allow spring and the two rods to be removed from the carburetor. 6. Now reinstall the new carburetor and new gaskets by reversing the removal procedure.
1. Attempted to clean carb with no luck.
2. Researched engine type.
3. Ordered new carb and gaskets
4. Received new carb, but it was damaged during shipping.
5. Called to get a replacement carb sent out.
6. Received another carb in good condition
7. Installed carb and gaskets
8. Gassed her up and
... Read more she worked like a champ.
Thanks for sending a new carb so quickly. Refund (RMA) was handled with no problems.
Will certainly use ereplacementparts.com for future projects!
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9898060
Manufacturer Part Number: 16100-Z0L-862
Engine
- Honda Small Engine Model GCV160LAN5R Parts
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