This is a genuine OEM replacement part, it is sold individually. Made of metal. Its purpose is to secure the fuel line to the fuel filter. It is commonly used with outdoor lawn equipment, and is compatible with the model numbers shown below.
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Great part and much needed in the repair
Packaged nicely as to not get lost as it is a very small part
Guest - July 16, 2019
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I was lucky to find the web site, the one location to find all the parts you need and a great pictorial on locating the exact parts. Pricing was very competitive and shipment quick. Once received each part was in it's own bag clearly identified. Will definitely be ordering from eReplacement Parts again.
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easy repair
Parts arrived quickly and worked perfect. I just wish the operator told me it was going to cost more to ship immediately because I did not need it fast and should have paid reg. not express!
Guest - March 7, 2020
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Screw replacement
I have used your site for many years.
I recently ordered 2 black ordinary 5mm x 25 pan head screws. I broke down and paid $3.99 each plus a crazy shipping price. And if you need it like in 2 days it could be $10-12 shipping.
I ordered it. It was like $13.
I needed a few more. I went to my local Hardware. I got the same screws, and went crazy and got stainless steel. The screws were .69 cents each, no shipping, about 45 minutes round trip, about .75 for gas. I understand the corona virus could slow shipping, but your shipping was always expensive and pretty slow. About 1 1/2 weeks to get some screws.
With so much competition out there. Most of the time I get it in 2-3 days. And if you get Prime no shipping or tax. A lot of times for inexpensive items maybe $10 or less you can find it elsewhere for $4 less. That is a lot!!
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Replace primer bulb by removing metal plate screws and replacing old bulb. Remove and replace old air filter in same manner. Remove grommet containing fuel lines from opening in fuel tank. Attach new fuel filter to new fuel line and push through opening in new grommet from underside. Install new grommet in tank opening and then push r
... Read moreemaining tubes in proper holes. It is important to wait to install the remaining tubes after the new grommet is in place in order to have enough flexibility to squeeze the grommet to fit the opening in the tank.
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Gasoline leaking from grommet in fuel tank. Old tubes also well worn. Time to replace air filter and spark plug too.
1. Removed \"foot\" from the base of the motor.
2. Removed pull starter.
3. Removed fuel tank, all tubes, and grommet.
4. Replaced grommet, tubes, and filters.
5. Also replaced air filter and spark plug.
No more leaks and unit runs well!
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Leaking gas from fuel tank. Tank grommet was especially worn from exposure to gas.
Removed the air filter to make getting at fuel tank grommet with ease. Pulled all hoses out from the grommet. Used needle nose pliers to get the grommet out. Greased all hoses and the grommet to make ease of replacement. The wire was used to pull the gas line out and the sculpting tool to press in the grommet.
The instructions I read on line was a big help.I replaced the fuel filter and all the lines. The
grommet was replaced. The job was easy with the correct parts.
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Needed a general tune up and fuel was leaking from old lines and a small crack on top of tank
Contacted small engine repair person that I normally use and got price on what repairs would cost. Then decided to do it myself. Found most of what I needed on the eReplacementParts.com website. A short phone call cleared up a couple of issues that I wasn\'t sure on. Parts (including a fuel tank that was ordered separately) arrived in
... Read more about 3-4 days. All parts were genuine Echo OEM parts, which was important to me.
Used cordless drill with torx attachment, a screwdriver and needle nose pliers to remove fuel tank, old primer bulb and fuel lines pulled off easily with fingers. While everything was apart, used Chemtool spray carb cleaner to good old red shop rag to clean up seven years worth of grime.
Reassembly with new parts was easy and quick. The only thing I would recommend if you think you might not remember.....take a pic of how the fuel pipe, fuel tank vent and vent tube are setup....just so you know you\'ve got the right one in the right place. Very easy though.
My seven year old Echo looks almost new and runs like a top with the tune up and replacement parts. Will for sure order from these guys again.
It all started with the purge bulb failure on the bottom of the carburetor. I replaced that first and couldn\'t draw any fuel into the bulb. I then realized that the rubber fuel line and grommet and pretty much dissolved. I disconnected the two lines connected to the carburetor. loosened the screws holding the handle and removed the fuel
... Read moretank from the Shred n Vac. I then removed all the fuel lines, filter and vent from the fuel tank and replaced all of the components. I then proceeded to reinstall the tank with the two screws tighten the handle and hook up the fuel lines to the carburetor. I replaced the spark plug and air filter element, purged some fuel to the carb and within two pulls hand it running like a charm. One note I would like to make is that I utilized a dab of grease to hold the two back washers for the fuel tank to the tank to ease re-installation of the fuel tank.
1. Installed the new gas filter inside the tank.
2. Installed new gas line and the grommet on the tank.
3. Rebuilt carburetor with the kit.
4. installed new spark plug
Ran well after installing the above parts.
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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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