FIX Newer Briggs Carburetor Leaks - What to Check
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- Опубликовано: 31 окт 2020
- These are the new design all plastic carbs briggs and stratton is putting on all new lawn mowers.
Parts:
AutoChoke Carburetor (No Red Primer Bulb on airbox) 799584
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Regular Primer Carburetor 593261
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Just the White Jet assembly in the video. 592792
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I've taken apart and cleaned out several of these carbs but didn't know the donut piece down inside was removable, good to know 😁
Excellent additional information. They look simple enough. Thanks for the video.
One of these carbs fell apart after my old neighbor hit a rock with the mower, didnt mess anything else up, but the needle fell out and was flooding the entire carb, cleaned carb, put needle back in and it was good to go again, neighbor gave me the mower to keep so I tried to sell it, no luck, by the time we had to move I saw him outside and asked him if he bought a new mower yet, he said no so I said well you can have this one for free! Told him what happened he couldn't believe it, he fired up the mower first pull and happily pushed it back home lol
these modern Briggs and Stratton engines are utter junk in addition to the carb its inside the engine that fails the plastic camshaft and timing gear when they fail the intake and exhaust valves don't work. the older L head briggs engines before the mid 1990s were best. the I/C series and the classic sprint and quattro engines. if all else fails put a Harbor Freight Predator 173cc Honda Gxv 160 clone on your mower
Very interesting and useful thank you 😊
I think this is what i needed thanks
*Hank's Garage* Good content
thanks for the video
Very good video
Good point Hank. Although I've never took out that white donut spacer in the middle of the carb. Seems like it's pointless to remove upon cleaning? Great video! Just subscribed
Correct no reason to take them out but I’ve had them either fall out or shift on me and plus others have reported to me that their carbs were leaking after cleaning. I advised them to watch for that and recheck and it’s fixed their issues
Good one.
I had a carb apart, but it had the auto choke. I had trouble getting the emulsion tube back in. The donut had rotated on me. Once I did get it lined up the auto choke wouldn’t work. The butterfly stayed closed and wouldn’t open.
What went wrong?
What is that white piece sticking out the side of the Carb that looks like it should have a small hose on it ?
When I prime mine it leaks through where the filters at do u know what it could be ?
I have this same issue and can't find any answers or it being covered on any of the numerous vids
My carb leaks gas from that little hole vent where that red/orange gasket is at. Gasket is “new” so I don’t get it. Can someone help?
Stuck float probably. Pull the bowl off and make sure the float moves up and down
What do you do for a living?
Aircraft mechanic for 10+ years
I like the carb from a design and engineering standpoint, but ...
I still don’t care for them
This is what you get when you buy a modern Briggs & Stratton engine a plastic carb in addition a plastic starter cup that breaks and inside the engine along with the professional series 175 and 190cc engines a failure prone PLASTIC camshaft and timing gear. many people tossing these engines mowers and pressure washers out the trash or repowering them with a Harbor Freight Predator 173cc honda GXV 160 clone as its metal inside the engine and the carburetor. its bad what Briggs and Stratton is doing on these walk behind mower and pressure washer engines. becoming cheap in engine building.
At this point it’s only going to get worse now that they went bankrupt