This is an authentic manufacturer sourced replacement part designed for use with Honda engines. This carburetor gasket provides an air tight seal between the carburetor and the insulator. Over time gaskets tend to deteriorate and would need to be replaced. It is made out of compound material and it is sold individually. You would need a screwdriver to replace this item.
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The carburetor itself was simple to order and, along with this gasket, arrived quickly. In only a few minutes after the package arrived my Honda GX engine was back to proper operation.
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OEM part at a great price, super fast delivery, no hassle help in finding correct part for my vintage Honda generator
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Worked perfect. Genuine Honda parts
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Ordered 2 carb gaskets
One paper gasket had shrunk with age and didn't fit well.. Also shipping and handling cost more than 2 little paper gaskets. The shipping time for these small things took way too long for the price of the items.
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1. Remove broken spark plug boot by pulling up.
2. Screw new boot on spark plug wire.
3. Place boot on spark plug.
4. Remove air filter.
5. Remove fuel line from carb using needle nose pliers.
6. Remove front two nuts from plastic cover.
7. Remove bolt on rear of plastic cover.
8. Remove cover.
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10. Replace carb and gaskets in reverse order.
Unbolt old carb, remove linkage and fuel line , then reverse procedure.
Total time 15 minutes!
Parts arrived quickly via priority mail!!
Definitely recommend !
Removed carb. Removed jets. Cleaned and re-assembled with new gaskets. Reinstalled with new gaskets.
You might need a set of orifice pins to clean the small holes in the jest and emulsifier tube. These are tool steel pins with highly accurate diameters that you match to the orifice holes. Small diameter wires or sewing ne
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I had purchased a new carburetor but discovered the gaskets were too bad to reuse.
1. Had to remove the pump from the frame. Carburetor could not be removed from motor without hitting the frame.
2. Carburetor was removed and taken apart. throttle was sticking in the open position due to gas deposit build up on the shaft.
3. Soaked the carburetor in cleaner for thirty minutes and put back together, re-inst
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4. Motor started up fine and idle like it should.
The new blend of gas is really hard on small engine because of deposit from the gasoline. In my case the large pump is only used once or twice a year and just set in the shop on a shelf. It \'s eight year old and looks new. Honda makes a very good motor, not a design problem, it a !!GAS!! problem.
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Bad fuel for a few years and lack of maintenance
chris from LOS ANGELES, California
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Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
After numerous attempts to locate leak, determined it was due to worn gasket on fuel bowl. Also replaced worn gasket on manifold although unrelated to leak. This would not have been possible without the ereplacement.com website. The parts diagrams are excellent in determining parts needed. OUTSTANDING!!!! This is my go-to site for parts a
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Removed carburetor and replaced the broken gaskets..
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