This is an authentic part which is supplied by the original manufacturer for use with Generac portable generators. It is utilized to secure and provide a tight fit for the fuel tank valve. This is a high-quality replacement for a damaged or a missing hardware that was installed on a new unit. To ensure the correct location and application of this part, refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model. It is made of durable rubber and is sold individually. You may need pliers to remove and secure the bushing.
Simple job. Removed fuel cut off valve and bushing after completely emptying the gas from the tank. Inserted new bushing into tank and pressed the new cut off valve into the bushing. Installed fuel line to the valve. Installed securing clip with a pair of pliers. Can\'t beat the price.
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The bushing was old and had cracked and the valve was old and hard to turn.
The bushing and valve assembly seemed to be a little too large to assemble in the existing tank hole. After damaging one bushing trying to install even using some lubricant, I ordered another bushing and drilled the tank hole out just a small amount and then the unit went together fine. Still a very tight fit. I then installed the valve
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Drained the fuel from the tank
Removed the fuel line from the valve
Removed the old valve and the old tank bushing
Put a little oil on the new bushing and inserted it into the tank
Put a little oil on the valve and inserted it into the bushing
Installed the fuel line on the valve
Insert bushing into tank. Insert valve into the bushing. Reattach the gas line to the valve.
The repair worked well and solved the problem
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1. Remove hose from shutoff valve
2. Remove remnants of bushing & shutoff valve
3. Push new the bushing into tank
4. Lube inside of bushing with a very small amount of oil.
5. Push shutoff valve into the bushing until it snaps into place. This is easiest to do if tank has been removed, but it is not necessary if
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6. Loosen all vibration mounts.
7. Lift each corner, remove old mount, replace with new mount, go to next corner until all four are replace. I used a piece of wood to hold up the generator between the frame and generator to remove the vibration mount.
8. Retighten each corner mount, operate generator and check for vibration
1.Check the possible cause for the leak.
2. Empty the fuel tank.
3. Disconnect the tank hoses and
remove tank from the holding base.
4. Unplug the bushing and insert the new part.
5. Reinstall tank.
6. Be careful to ensure you completely emptied the tank and no remaining of fuel are inside.
... Read more />The diagrams available in the web page were very helpful and friendly to use. The selection of parts can be done easily . Great for us. I definitively will recommend the web page to all my friends.
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The valve was leaking gas and the filter was dirty.
1. I emptied the gas tank.
2. Remove the gas tank to facilitate the valve replacement
3. Remove and install the new valve.
4. Re- Install the gas tank back again.
5. I removed the Air Filter plastic cap, replace the old filter by the new one and install the plastic cap back again.
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On/off switch was bad , fuel shut off valve and tank grommet was leaking fuel
Removed housing that the on off switch was in depressed the ends of the switch with flat head screwdriver and pushed it out.
Put wires on new switch in proper order and snaplocked back into place.
Tilted unit gas tank to put fuel away from the valve end , removed gas line, pulled and wiggled the gas valve out
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Pried grommet out of tank with small pry bar, pressed new grommet , pressed valve into grommet
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the seal and gas shut off valve were old and cracked
1. Removed the fuel tank and inverted it.
2. Removed the old valve and the bushing.
3. Lubricated the bushing and installed it.
4. Lubricated the valve and installed it.
5. Flipped the tank over and screwed it down.
6. Connected the fuel line and checked for leaks.
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