This Genuine OEM replacement part is designed for use with Lawn and Garden Engines. This is the Air Cleaner Base that connects to the Carburetor. It is made out of Plastic and it is Sold Individually. Please note the Cover and Filter are both Sold Separately. To replace this item you would need a Wrench. • Remove the Air Cleaner Cover and the Element • Remove the Bolts that secure the Case • Separate the Carburetor Gasket • Secure the new Case with the Gasket using the Bolts • Place the Element and Secure it with the Cover
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looks like original
Haven't installed the part on the mower yet but look identical to the original
Guest - July 12, 2019
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easy fix
fit perfect price was good quick delivery
Guest - July 10, 2019
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Toro w/ Honda engine
The air cleaner case had been redesigned, resulting in a confusing couple of leftover parts from the assembly. Otherwise the replacement arrived quickly, fastened up perfectly and works fine!
Guest - August 10, 2019
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Easy find and fix!
Fairly simple to find the correct part, arrived in timely fashion, and fit just fine!
Guest - August 7, 2019
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Easy find of the part, easy ordering
Quite simply, I found the mower part quickly and it was shipped quickly. Good job.
Guest - January 11, 2020
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Dust cover
The part arrived on time and it worked perfect.
Guest - October 26, 2023
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Replacement parts.
Arrived quickly, thank you!
Guest - June 4, 2019
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Fits great
This fit my mower, however it only had two holes where mine had a third, could be drilled if desired. Watch out for gaskets falling out, two of them.
Guest - June 12, 2019
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You better know what you are doing because once the bolts are removed the carb and mating parts are either in your hand or lying on the deck of the mower. I would also advise buying new gaskets.
Not quite an exact match. I have an older model Honda which has 3 holes in the housing whereas this on only has 2 holes. The additional hole can be drilled, it adds stability the the housing.
Guest - May 29, 2019
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Wrong parts received. Front tires instead of rear tires. Air clearer case assembly issues too.
The part was missing one hole for mounting.
Guest - July 2, 2019
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I watched the you tube video on replacing a Honda carburetor. After I watch it, I was able to replace all of the other parts that I had ordered. Here is a copy of the video that was so helpful to me. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D32zXNYSxmw
1. Removed the air filter
2. Unbolt the carburetor and air cleaner case
3. Removed control linkage
4. Remove carburetor, clean off all gasket residue
5. Install new gasket and carburetor, all of the pieces must be staged on the two carburetor bolts.
1. Took the air cleaner cover off.
2. Removed the two bolts that held the inner air cleaner housing on.
3. Removed the old air cleaner gasket behind the inner air cleaner housing.
4. Replaced the new air cleaner gasket behind the inner air cleaner housing.
5. Replaced the inner air cleaner housing with the new one
... Read moreby replacing two bolts that I removed in step #2.
6. Installed the new air cleaner.
7. Installed the new air cleaner cover.
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Couple of gaskets needed replaced so decided to do all.
This was a log splitter that would only run with choke full open. Tried couple of things on forums with no luck. When I pulled the carburetor to clean, I found couple of gaskets in bad shape & air filter casing bolted to carb was cracked so figured air was being sucked in around/thru gaskets/casing causing engine to run having too much ai
... Read morer mixture. All good now. Was difficult to get all gaskets on at one time by slowly pushing the 2 retaining bolts thru as each gasket would be inserted in its place. Very little room to work in. Using your expanded diagrams made sure I had each gasket in correct position. Was amazed at your low prices! Great website!
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Tires were worn out and the air cleaner cover was broken
I took out the 2 bolts holding the air cleaner case assembly on and replaced the assembly, the element and put the new cover on. It was easy except I didn\'t know the same bolts also held the carburetor on and it fell off so I had to put it and the gaskets back on too. I couldn\'t find replacement parts locally so I\'m glad I found replac
... Read moreementparts.com. Shipping was fast too. I was back mowing in no time. Thanks!
After cleaning the old carburetor (hunting not corrected), installed the new carburetor. The engine continued to hunt. After checking all gaskets closely, discovered that the insulator between the carburetor and engine was installed backwards. This allowed air into the engine downstream of the carburetor, making the engine run lean and
... Read more overspeed. Putting the insulator on correctly solved the hunting problem.
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Throttle spring broken & air cleaner shell had broken tab.
Removed starter spring assembly.
Moved gas tank and housing aside.
Removed carburetor and cleaned.
Installed air cleaner
Installed rod and springs and reassembled carb.
Reinstalled housing and starter assembly.
Pulled old case off. I studied the on line video which was very helpful. On the video he does the repair by himself. I strongly suggest a second pair of hands that can hold the assembly together as you slip on the gaskets, governor etc.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9903360
Manufacturer Part Number: 17220-ZM0-030
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