Briggs & Stratton Small Engine Intake Valve Seal Replacement 795440

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This video provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the intake valve seal on a Briggs & Stratton small engine. The most common reason for replacing this part is if the engine is not running smoothly.
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[@tyhub7455]

What about exhuast valve guide? I think mine is leaking from that

[@ranjanty]

Do a video on how to get them out when they won't come out with a needle nose pliers. Do you beat them out with a punch?

[@Dave-jc6ky]

I would have liked to have seen how far down the seal was supposed to go on the spot where the seal installs. Mine went on real tight and I wasn't able to use hand force downward with the socket and extension to be sure if the seal was seating all the way down or not.

[@jamesspear4536]

Very informative

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[@JNC1973]

I don't have a Briggs & Stratton but i am watching this to get a general idea of how to replace the intake valve seal on my gx200 honda clone engine that i lost the valve seal on. I was going to replace the valve springs and all i did was touch the valve seal and the thing just disappeared right in front of my eyes lol. I dunno if it popped off and landed on the ground somewhere or if it fell into the hole it was sitting in front of and it's now inside the engine. I searched the whole area of the ground where i was working and didn't see it anywhere. Now i'm dreading having to disassemble the engine to look for it. It's my own fault for not making sure the piston was at top dead center first. UGH !!

[@someguy1717]

lol what ended up happening?

[@AllaBader01]

what about replacing the outtake valve seal ? does it have one ?

[@emptymaker9752]

no

[@TeamTnA44]

No seal on the exhaust

[@evans1946]

"Apply some lubrication to the valve stem..."
What lubrication? High moly content grease? Motor oil? Goat semen?
Why won't you say what lubricant you use?