This spring-throttle return is an OEM part. It is designed for Honda engines that are commonly installed on a variety of lawn and garden equipment. It applies tension on the governor rod allowing it to retract. The governor system is like a cruise control system. It maintains the speed by adjusting the carburetor. Over time it may wear out and stretch eventually requiring a replacement. One durable metal spring is included. Refer to the diagrams for your model for the exact location and the correct installation of this hardware. It is best to use pliers to remove the old one and secure the new one.
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Parts were OEM Honda.
Shipping is slow considering that others can delivery it next day but I have not ordered it from others so I don't know if it is of the same quality.
Overall very happy that I got my power washer going.
Thank you
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Outstanding Support
I went online with one of your competitors located much close and they had nothing on either of the carburetor springs I ordered from you all--amazing since small Honda engines are "everywhere" and have been for a long while.
I appreciate you all shipping them in a small postal package with USPS, too; rather than via UPS or FEDEX in a box, which would have been much more costly.
Guest - November 9, 2019
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Quality part, arrived quickly
Original part, fast delivery.
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Was the right part.Worked fine.
Was fast service.But shipping cost more than the part.
Guest - December 2, 2019
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muy buen servicio y muy rapido el envio. gracias.
si. era lo que esperaba. gracias.
Guest - October 3, 2020
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I checked plug and it was getting fire. I then knew it was the fuel side that was not working. I removed carburetor and disassembled it . (Make sure and remove throttle return spring first or you may lose it.) I found trash inside carb. I cleaned it up and reassembled and installed it. Engine would start with choke out but would not run w
... Read moreithout choke. Suspecting a vacuum leak,I sprayed some carb cleaner at base of carb where it bolted to the head and had a big rpm change. I then knew it was a vacuum leak. I took my flashlight and found the plastic block between carb and head had a Crack down the center. I ordered another block and the gaskets for the carb mounting. put it all together and it runs like new.
Removed Carburetor and replaced the parts that where in bad shape
All I can say is that eREPLACEMENT got the parts to me fast with in 3 days that was great. I have used them before and have never had a bad deal with them. They are fast in shipping which is the best around as they get the parts to you. I recommend anyone needing par
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All three springs either broke or stretched out over the last 10 years
Drain fuel, then remove fuel tank and spark plug. Now youGÇÖll have good visibility.. I took pictures of every component on machine, IGÇÖll use them later. I removed the two 10 mm bolts holding carb to engine, then remove it but take pictures of the governor linkage and springs. I ordered a complete gasket set for the carb, from engine b
... Read morelock to air box.. I used brake cleaner to clean engine.. Get new carb, install gasket between air box and carb, replace the gasket on the engine side of carb, then push carb bolts thru them, next is a metal plate, push bolts thru that, ( it has factory installed gaskets , install the black intake manifold on the block and thru the engine gasket, install linkage arm, return adoring, and keeping all the gaskets in place, then install choke lever, , put carb assembly against block making sure all the gaskets are still in place, torque the carb bolts, connect crankcase breather tube to air box.. connect fuel line.. eyeball everything, test choke, and move the governor arms to make sure they work smooth..
That s pretty much it..
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