I have honda electric generator engine no. GX610, i change the carburator I can not start it look like is no geting gas in carburator what could be
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I'm going to guess this generator has electric start if so pull the fuel line from carburetor and turn the engine over. You should see the fuel pump pumping fuel if not you need a pump. This pump will work
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If generator has fuel pump. That could be the cause. If gravity fed, then there might be an obstruction in fuel line. Remove carburator fuel bowl to see if fuel is present
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NG takes a different fuel to air ratio then LPG you would have to make some kind of modification to the carburetor. This generator has an unregulated voltage output and is the worst product I have ever bought from Amazon. I got my money back.
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The carb may be gummed up from using gas that contains Ethanol. The new gasoline's contain much more Ethanol than the 10% stated on the pump, causing all kind of power equipment issues. The best fix is to buy the more expensive "Recreational Fuel" AKA Rec Fuel from a local gas station. It's old school 100% gasoline without any additives. Of course you'll need to figure out & fix the carburetor problem you currently have first. Look up your state & local area on this website to find a rec fuel station.http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=AL
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Look up a local small engine repair shop. All power equipment needs to be maintained on on a regular basis to be reliable when you need it. Stale gas is the problem, run it once a month. Use fresh fuel and use stabilizer in the gas. Try this, tilt the unit forward, backward and left and right. Sometimes the fuel system could be semi- clogged and this will get enough past the clog to start. If it does put some fuel system cleaner in the tank with fresh gas. Lowes or Home Depot have one that is an enzyme that will eat the gum that formed.
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I would tend to agree. I have to use starter fluid and carb cleaner each time I use the generator to get it running. It's almost brand new.
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Never got the my generator to run, vacuum valve is wore out. So I have a new carberator that I can't use.
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I put this carb on my Honda motor GJAEA-5985321 N5AF. To find the proper carburetor I searched this site: http://www.planopower.com/store/honda/index_gcv160.shtml To determine what was the proper carb was for the motor. It is a bit labor intensive to find the part. Once obtained the fix was easy. You must also find the numbers and letters on the carb itself to identify if it is the correct carb. I found this number: GCV160LA0 N5R (2009-) 5.5 hp, BB625A Carburetor With a replacement part number of 16100-Z0L-023, depending on what the carb says, there are also other options. I hope this helps, good luck.
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When I received the generator it would not start. The seller told me that it was not their problem and Amazon never responded to my complaint. I hired a small engine repair guy that found it was wired incorrectly which he repaired and it has been running as needed since repaired. I would recommend you buy one though a local dealer so you can take it back if there is a problem.
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There is a good chance there is dirt/dust or something in the carburetor. Same thing with mine went to repair shop under warranty, runs great now.
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Check that the bolt pattern is the same and then the linkage. Do you have an electric choke now? If not you will need to run a 12 volt wire to the choke. The carb looks and works great.
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Karen: Can you be more detailed with your symptioms, please? * Was the engine running when it shut down? * Did it stop at once, like you turned off the switch, or loose power and sptit and sputter before stoppong/ * Will the engine crank with the starter when you turn the switch? First, eliminate the obvious" * Did it run out of gas? Open the tank to insure there is gas in the tank. You may need a clean stick to reach to the bottom. * Do the headlights work? * Does the starter work, or is it dead too? * Dose your mower have a fuel shutoff valve? Is it open? (handle aligned with the fuel line) * Check the parking brake: Up to start, down to run. * Also, won't start with PTO engaged. Make sure it's pushed in all the way. * Raise the seat and look for any loose wires or connection. * Make sure your battery cables are tight at both the battery and the tractor ends. It's bound to be something simple. Oh, yes: What brand and model is the motor? It will likely be a Koeler Comand Pro model, or a Kawasaki engine. Write back with the answers and if you don't find it yourself before hand, we will continue our search. Regards; Mike G.
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No. I do not know, but my Generac is not working again. It is propane model.
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Cut on the "ON" switch. If you tried to crank it with the switch "OFF", its flooded. Remove the sparkplug, replace it after about 15 minutes, then start the cranking procedure again. Be sure the switch is "ON", pump the gas bulb a few times (be sure the bulb is full of gas), pull out the choke, and pull the crank briskly, not too hard.
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I don't know because I don't have a Carburator, but if it has dust on it that's not sticking to the object, it should remove the dust & clean it.
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Well with gas in tank, oil in the pan and some luck it should start. Use the starter bulb and try a few different settings on the choke.
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I had the same issue. Its because the electric choke isn't working and its running way to rich. Either you can put a switch on it to shut the choke off once its warmed up or just take it off. If you take it off like i did you'll have to go buy some JB weld and plug the little holes inside the carb so it doesn't take any air though those holes. Super easy to do. If you look this issue up on Google a lot of people have the same issue. I wish they'd just sell a carb with a manual choke.
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Check the size of the fuel line. If it fits the line it should provide sufficient fuel flow. I ad a cutoff valve on the line above the filter and run the gas off the filter and carb.