This is a genuine replacement part sourced directly from original manufacturer. It is designed for use with Kawasaki handheld equipment. This grommet fits in the fuel tank and it helps to secure hose. It is made out of rubber and it is sold individually. No tools are needed to replace.
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Easy repair. Worked as expected.
As advertised. Fit perfectly. Weed eater is not leaking gas anymore.
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Gas leak
Hi, I'm a busy person so I'm doing this message out of courtesy. I'm in the landscape business, have been for years. I haven't replaced the part I ordered but I'm glad I found you and the ease of finding what I needed thru website. Thanks
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Removed air filter cover and replace air filter and re-installed cover
Removed fuel tank.
Removed cylinder shroud.
Removed crankcase pulse tube.
Replace crankcase pulse tube.
Flip unit over to expose bottom of carburetor where primer bulb resides.
Removed the four screws on the carburetor unit, while th
... Read moree carburetor was left on the cylinder.
Removed and replaced primer bulb; re-installed the four carburetor screws.
Removed fuel grommet and fuel lines from fuel tank by using a screwdriver and prying up.
Put Vaseline on fuel filter outlet pipe and inserted fuel line.
Cut opposite end of fuel line and carburetor return hose at an angle and rubbed Vaseline to facilitate the installation of tubes into fuel grommet.
Applied Vaseline to fuel grommet and inserted fuel into orifice of fuel tank by placing at an angle and rotating while pushing down.
Ensured fuel tubes line lengths exiting from the tank was at the proper length if not pulled or pushed as necessary.
Re-installed fuel tank and cylinder shroud using loctite.
Removed affected fuel system parts, fuel lines, grommets, carburetor and replaced with new parts. Ethanol lowers fuel economy and ruins fuel systems in everything, we all should demand an end to it\'s force use on us all.
Emptied gas.
Removed frame holding gas tank.
Pulled grommet from gas tank where gas line and breather tube go through.
Pulled new tubes for gas and breather through holes on new grommet.
Pushed grommett back in to hole on gas tank. Had to squeeze and apply pressure on the side to get grommett in.
Re
... Read moreplaced frame holding tank. Done.
Removed 3 screws with Phillip\'s Head Screw Driver to remove tank. Used small flat head screw driver to pry rubber fuel gasket out,replaced all parts and put back together less then 30 minutes.
Easily removed defected grommet and used a flat head screwdriver to gently press the new item in place. New fuel lines were pulled through the grommet.
Every time I have used eReplacment the parts have been perfect, and very reasonable prices. I used a screwdriver to remove the air filter cover, saw how dirty the old one was and screwed the cover back on over the new clean one.
Then I pulled the fuel line and primer bulb lines free and pried the old fuel tank grommet out, it was ha
... Read morerdened. I reused the fuel lines and lubed them to force into the holes in the newer, softer tank grommet, then put some lube around its edge and gently pried it back into the hole.
Reconnected lines turned it over and saw no leaks. Primed the carb and the trimmer started on the 3rd pull, not the 13th!
1. Removed old Grommet Very, very hard to get out , almost had to cut it, but WD 40 help
2. Worst part putting new tubes into new grommet.
3. Next lots WD 40, etc to get unit into tank
4. Last to get correct tube lengths
1. I removed the old grommet from the fuel tank, along with it came the two fuel lines and the fuel filter.
2. I removed the fuel lines from the carburetor.
3. I used dielectric grease to lube the grommet and slid the two fuel lines through the grommet.
4. I installed the new fuel filter with the little clamp.
5.
... Read moreI installed the new grommet into the fuel tank.
6. I reattached the two fuel lines to the carburetor making sure to correctly attach the intake and return lines to their correct place on the carb,
7. Filled the tank with fuel and cranked the edger, problem solved!
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9156129
Manufacturer Part Number: 92071-2142
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