This is a genuine replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The valve fuel kit is commonly found in Craftsman pressure washers and generators. This part includes the valve made of high-quality plastic, and a rubber cap. It is used to carry fuel from the tank into the engine. You may require a screwdriver or Allen wrench when replacing this item.
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Genuine part, easy to find on the website (right there on the 1st page), and clear instructions written in English. A little tough to install, so check out UTube 1st if you have swapped this valve out before.
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Easy replacement of fuel valve with bushing
We were preparing for an ice storm in SC. We started up the generator and all sounded great. Time to fill up the fuel tank. With it near full, we started it up and the gas gushed out of the fuel valve. After cleaning up, we headed for our computers and up came e eReplacementParts. The order went in, and the part was received exactly 6 days later! Excellent communication about the filling of the order and tracking it as well. You are now our go to place. Thank you, the part fit perfectly, and the generator is ready for the next power outage.
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Remove the old fuel valve and bushing. Insert the new valve partially into the new bushing and then insert the valve with bushing into the hole in the fuel tank and push on both until the bushing is seated properly in the hole and the valve snaps firmly into the bushing. It wasn\'t quite as easy as it sounds and I had to carefully use a
... Read more rubber hammer to get the fuel valve all the way into the bushing properly, but it worked and there are no leaks. My generator is back in service, just in time for winter snow and ice storms!
1. Emptied fuel tank
2. Removed old valve and bushing
3. Put dish washing soap on inside and outside of bushing
4. Started bushing into tank
5. Placed valve in bushing and finished pushing it in
6. Added fuel to tank to test it
7. Reconnected fuel line
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Bushing where shut off valve goes into fuel tank was rotted
Drain the fuel from the tank
Remove the fuel line from the shut off valve
Remove the shut of valve
Remove the bushing
Install the new bushing
Install the new shut off valve
Attach the fuel line to the valve
1. Drained the gas tank completely dry
2. Removed the air cleaner and airbox
3. Pulled the cracked breather tube off
4. Pulled the carb off - and disassembled and cleaned thoroughly
5. Replaced the cleaned carb
6. Replaced the cracked fuel tank valve n bushing
7. Replaced the fuel line and put a fuel fi
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8. Replaced the air filter box/air filter/pre filter
9. Replaced the breather tube
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The generator had a missing fuel valve and attaching rubber fuel line...
1. Drain gasoline out of gas tank.
2. Removed gas tank, along with disconnecting 3/8GÇ¥ fuel line from carburetor.
3. Removed old fuel filter and shutoff valve by prying off grommet from gas
Tank using a wide flat blade screw driver. Be careful not to damage the plastic
Gas tank with the screw driver.
4. Ins
... Read moretalled new grommet onto new fuel filter/shutoff valve assembly using a
Small amount of WD40 as lubricant for ease of slipping the two pieces together.
5. Twisted new grommet with fuel filter/shutoff valve into gas tank. Make sure the
new shutoff is in the same position as the old shutoff valve.
6. Install the new fuel line onto the new shutoff valve and place hose clamp to hold into
Place.
6. Install the gas tank with the new shutoff valve with fuel line back on the generator.
7. Connect the other end of fuel line to the carburetor and install clamp to fuel line to hold in
Place.
8. Partially fill gas tank with a couple of gallons of gasoline and open shutoff valve and
check for leaks around the grommet fitting, shutoff valve and at fuel line to the carburetor.
9. Start generator and again check for leaks while generator is running.
10. If leaks are present shutdown generator immediately and repair as necessary before
Starting generator...
11. Repeat above step until there is no more gasoline leaks.
Empty the fuel tank
Remove the fuel line from the valve
Remove the old valve and bushing
Put a little vaseline on the bushing and partially press it in
Press them both into the tank
Install the fuel line
Remove the fuel from the fuel tank
Remove the fuel line from the valve
Pull out the old fuel valve and bushing
Put some lube on the bushing and partially press it on to the valve
Then press the valve and the bushing into the tank
Connect the fuel line to the valve
Generator
- Briggs & Stratton Generator Model 01314-0 (013140, 01314 0) Parts
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