This is an authentic Generac part that is OEM sourced to ensure a high-level of quality. The fuel valve is intended to be used with portable generators. This item is an inline fuel valve that is used to control the flow of fuel from the tank to the engine. This item can stop fuel from reaching the engine when the generator is not in use or in storage. The valve is sold individually.
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Part worked as expected but shipping was late.
I placed my order on Tuesday 14 May 2019 and selected the overnight delivery option ($25.00), as I needed the part for an event that was taking place on Saturday 18 May. I received an order update on Wednesday 15 May saying that stated that a shipping label had been created. I checked with the shipping company on Thursday 16 May and there was no change, still saying that the label had been created. Called ereplacementparts later that day and they ensured me that the part had been shipped and that it would arrive on time. Friday May 17, still no change. The part eventually arrived on Monday 20 May, 6 days after the order was placed and after my event. The $7.24 part plus shipping, cost me over $30.00. I ended up spending my Saturday morning driving from town to town trying to find the part before my event. I ended up paying over $50.00 (gas etc.). Very disappointed. I would not recommend using ereplacementparts.
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My generator was leaking gasoline, and I isolated the problem to the gas/fuel valve. It was very easy to fix. The longest time was spend pumping the gas from the tank. The replacement of the valve was simple. A pliers to release the clamps on each side holding the fuel line, then replacing the old valve with the new, and re-connecting
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It was much easier to repair at home than trying to lift it into my truck and take it to a repair shop.
My thanks to eReplacementParts.com for the quick delivery and great on-line catalog.
Used vise grips with cloth in jaws to squeeze fuel line coming from tank. Pliers to slide clamps up fuel line. Twist fuel line to break seal then pull line off valve with constant pressure carefully. Put lines on valve paying attention to the flow arrow indicator to be sure in properly.
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Fuel shut off was difficult to operate and had stared to leak fuel.
1. Removed allen screws holding fuel tank in place after first draining all the fuel.
2. Removed allen screws holding on the front panel to expose hose connections to shut off valve.
3. Disconnected hoses from valve and removed the leaking valve. Popped the fuel valve holder from the panel.
4. Installed the new fuel hold
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5. Connect fuel hoses to new valve and snap the valve into place in the valve holder.
6. Reinstall the front panel and the fuel tank. You may wish to put a small amount of fuel into the tank before completing installation of the tank to be certain the the unit is not leaking anywhere).
7. After verifying no leakage refill the fuel tank. Put away the generator and tools, wash hands, Miller Time.
Biggest problem was access to the valve. I had to remove the bolts holding the panel in which the valve is held. Although, due to the choke, the panel could not be pulled away more than 2 inches, it was enough the get to the bracket holding the valve, releasing it that it could be pulled forward. Then the valve can be removed from the
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replace a bad fuel valve on a Generac XG 7000 generatio and routine maintence to replace the fuel filter
I unbolted the instrument panel from the generator. This gave me about 3 inches to reach the fuel valve. I clamped the fuel line between the fuel tank and the valve with a pair of needle nose locking pliers. Wrap some cloth around the fuel line so you do not damage it.
Carefully remove the valve from the fuel valve holder.
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Carefully remove the fuel lines from the valve and the fuel filter. Slip the clamps on the fuel line and carefully re-attach the fuel lines to the new parts. Clip the valve back into the holder. Check for leaks. If everything is OK, re-attach the instrument panel and start it.
1. Unclipped fuel valve from front of generator.
2. Loosened hose clamps from valve.
3. Took hoses off old valve, pinching ends of hoses to limit spilled gasoline, catching spillage in a pan below.
4. Put hoses and clamps on new valve and snap into place.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9874425
Manufacturer Part Number: 0H3419
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Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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