This is a genuine OEM replacement part, it is sold individually. The purpose of the 901552001 Carburetor Gasket is to prevent an air leak, which would cause the engine to run poorly. It is advised to replace these gaskets when replacing or repairing the carburetor.
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Purchased Carb & Gasket
Purchased Carburetor and gasket for 10 year old grass trimmer. Easy to install, exactly what the unit needed (primmer bulb was leaking fuel). Price of the new carb VS buying just the primmer bulb with shipping made more sense. Unit started right up after priming. Only adjustment needed was the idle screw - should get another ten years out of the trimmer =ƒÿë. Easy to confirm correct part on line, ordering and receiving in a couple of days
“As stated” Thanks Repair Parts! Very pleased,
Guest - May 27, 2019
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Carburettor gasket
Part arrived fast and has my trimmer working like its straight out the box
Guest - May 18, 2020
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The gasket fit perfectly on my 2 cycle Homelite trimmer carburetor
It took about four days after I ordered it online. It took under 1 hour for me to install.
Ronald - June 17, 2020
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easy ordering quick delivery
correct part one time,
Guest - October 31, 2020
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Parts was right on everything was prefect had no problem
Parts came in the 5 days and everything part was prefect
Guest - August 21, 2019
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It was fairly easy to replace the carburetor , gasket and the throttle lever. You just use a socket and a wrench to unscrew a couple of nuts and take both fuel lines off and take old carburetor off and replace with new carburetor and gasket and pull off old throttle lever and replace with the new one. Thanks
I removed the two screws holding the carburetor. I then disconnected the fuel lines and removed the old carburetor from the trimmer. I replaced the old carburetor gasket with a new one and installed a new carburetor. I reconnect ed the fuel lines onto the new carburetor, making sure they are in correct order. I put the two screws back an
... Read mored fastened them securely. I put the air filter cover back on and the job was complete. A few adjustments to the idle screw and the job was complete.
Make note of choke knob position and fuel lines for reassembly. Remove fuel lines at carb and choke selector knob. Remove 2 carb mount bolts, one is a socket, the other a torx. Pull carb, position new washer by lining up holes and then reassemble in reverse order.
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Replaced carb last season, didn\'t replace gasket at that time. Machine would not run so changed gasket.
I removed the air filter, then the two screw that hold the carburetor, removed the carburetor, then the old gasket and cleaned the area. Installed the new gasket and assembled the rest in reverse order, Runs great now.
Removed the fuel lines and throttle cable from the old carburetor. Remember where the fuel lines were on the carburetor. Then removed the screws holding the air box base and the old carburetor and removed the old gasket. Installed the gasket and new carburetor, then the air box base with the two screws. Installed the fuel lines and thrott
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The long story.
Last summer brought the trimmer to a Ryobi repair center to fix the spool which was stuck, I could not remove it and did not want to damage the trimmer.
Since then I\'ve had nothing but problems with the trimmer running properly.
So decided on a carb replacement and ignition assy. replacement.
... Read more/>1) Carb replacement went well with no gotcha\'s.
2) Ignition had two complications for me.
a) After disassemble of the housing and ignition replacement, I found it difficult to reassemble. In ;the end I used a wire(Like a wire clothes hanger section) to insert into one of the screw holes in the housing then through the screw hole in the starter assembly. So they would align when I tried to insert the engine into the housing.
b)Second was the ignition module was in contact with the magneto or flywheel and binding so I could not pull to get the engine to turnover. After several disassembles and reassembles, I saw that the Ignition module had to be adjusted not to hit the flywheel.
After all of the above, trimmer runs like new.
good luck
Remove the air cleaner assemble, remove the fuel lines and throttle from the old carburetor. Remove the screw securing the carburetor to the engine and remove the carburetor gasket. Clean the area where the gasket seats. Install the new gasket and carburetor and thread the screws in to secure the carburetor. Reattach the fuel lines and th
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You start by removing the air cleaner assembly. Remove the fuel lines from the old carburetor and mark where they go. Remove the throttle assembly. Then remove the two screws securing the carburetor and gasket. Remove the old carburetor and gasket.. The install the new gasket and carburetor, and tighten down the screws. Replace the fuel l
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Removed air filter cover, Used star wrench to remove old carburetor and gas tank, emptied fuel and changed fuel filter in gas tank, installed new carburetor and gasket, reinstalled gas tank, reinstalled air filter and cover, filled with new fuel mix and started first pull.
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Trimmer would only stay started using the gas in the primer bulb
Remove the air box cover. Then remove the throttle and fuel lines from the old carburetor. Mark where the fuel lines went. Remove the screws holding the filter base and carburetor. and remove the carburetor gasket. Install the new gasket and carburetor with the filter base and screws. Attach the throttle and fuel lines. Then the air box c
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ERP Number: ERP18789664
Manufacturer Part Number: 901552001
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