Authentic Manufacturer Sourced replacement part used on Kawasaki Engines. This rocker cover gasket is for the cylinder head. It is sold Individually. It provides a strong seal to protect from leaks. Over time gaskets tend to deteriorate and would need to be replaced.
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Great pricing, shipped quickly
I had a FH430V engine that bent the push rods on cylinder #1 ereplacement parts not only had the parts at a great price it shipped out next day, I really needed to get this mower back into service and they came through for me.
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Well described,just what I needed did the job
This is my third time dealing with your company and been very satisfied,correct parts,quick shipping & reasonable prices,things that are hard to find, will definitely come back again
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Gaskets got here quickly and I was able to complete the repair!
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Dis-assembled cowling and shields. Removed head covers and replaced push rods. One valve was stuck due to valve oil seal failure. Removed head and checked valve seats. Reassembled and mowed my lawn. So far so good. Diagrams provided were very helpful. Ordered valve spring retainer by mistake as oil seal is not shown on diagram. Figured it
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Engine had low compression No Power and Running on one Cylinder
I purchased this Lawn Tractor as a basket case, the owner had taken the engine apart and didn\'t know what he was doing. I inspected the major engine components and made the decision to use new gaskets and replace the push rods that he bent taking the head off the engine. My diagnosis was the intake and exhaust valves were out of adjustme
... Read morent and one head gasket was starting to leak. The engine did have 555 hrs. on it but the short block and cylinders were of normal wear for the hours on the engine. Inspected the heads and the valves and seats, cleaned and lapped the valves just because I was there. Installed all components, Engine restarted with no problems after 10 hours I will be checking the valve adjustment again and change the oil and filter again.
Took head off cylinder 1 and cleaned intake and exhaust valves. Had to free exhaust valve. Cleaned up existing parts installed new push rods,seals,gaskets and guide. Reinstalled everything and adjusted valve clearance. Back in business!
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There was a loss of compression due to exhaust seeping past the cylinder head and engine block
1.Disconnected all wiring too motor
2.Removed headers in order to see pistons
3.Disconnected muffler, blade clutch, flywheel, etc so that the only thing left was the engine to crack open
4. Once engine was cracked open and I could get to the pistons, I removed both pistons and replaced the piston rings
5. Once new
... Read morepiston rings are in place, everything went back together in reverse order from when I took it apart.
6.replace all gaskets when putting engine back together
7. The main thing to focus on after putting everything back together is to make sure the governor is properly adjusted. I had major issues with my governor and I needed an extra set of hands to set the governor properly.
Removed rocker cover bolts & covers cleaned off all old gasket material, cleaned surfaces with brake clean, applied silicone sealer to surfaces reinstalled rocker covers with new gaskets and tightened snug
Removed valve cover, removed old gasket, made sure to remove a old gasket cover by spraying carb cleaner letting it soak in, took small flat head screwdriver and removed stuck gasket. cleaned cover. put on new gasket, tighten screws to snug. done.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP8843310
Manufacturer Part Number: 11060-7001
Lawn Mower
- Cub Cadet Lawn Mower Model 55AI4HPS750 Parts
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