Honda Lawn Mower HRR216K9VYAA Parts

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Brand:Honda
Model:HRR216K9VYAA
Product:Lawn Mower
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42710-VE2-M02ZE Wheel
$23.68

Lawn mower wheel assembly Honda part #42710-VE2-M01ZA

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17211-ZL8-023 Air Filter
$7.63

Honda air cleaner (or air filter). If the air filter is clogged or dirty, the engine may not start or may run rough.

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4006 Spark Plug
$3.56

NGK spark plug. The spark plug ignites the fuel and air mixture in the cylinder to power the engine. If the spark plug is burnt, fouled or damaged the engine may not start or may run rough.

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42661-VE2-800 Gear
$4.69

Lawn mower pinion gear. 12 tooth. Engages the drive wheel, also center cam allows the mower to be pulled backwards

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42672-VE2-800 Woodruff Key
$1.16

Lawn mower ratchet key. The ratchet key engages the drive shaft to the drive gear to turn the wheel. A small spring keeps tention on the key. If the key is not engaging the gear it may be worn and will need to be replaced. It is a good idea to also check the spring and replace it if necessary.

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42668-VE2-800 Spring
$4.69

Lawn mower ratchet return spring. Helps allow drive wheel to move backwards when forward drive is not engaged

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Honda HRR216K9VYAA Problems & Repair Solutions

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Frequently Purchased Together For This Model

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Air Filter
Spark Plug

Restore your Honda HRR216K9VYAA lawn mower to reliable operation with genuine OEM replacement parts from Repair Clinic. The HRR216K9VYAA is a self-propelled walk-behind gas lawn mower from Honda’s HRR216 series. The cutting blade, drive cable, carburetor, and spark plug are the most frequently serviced components. Repair Clinic stocks genuine Honda OEM parts for the HRR216K9VYAA including the Honda lawn mower blade parts, Honda lawn mower belt parts, Honda lawn mower carburetor parts, and Honda lawn mower spark plug parts. Browse the Honda lawn mower parts catalog filtered by HRR216K9VYAA for the complete parts inventory.

Honda HRR216K9VYAA: Self-Propelled Walk-Behind Mower Service

The Honda HRR216K9VYAA uses a self-propel drive cable connecting the handlebar control to the transmission. The cable stretches with use and requires periodic adjustment before replacement is necessary. Inspect the blade adapter for cracks whenever the blade is replaced, since impact forces that bend the blade frequently crack the adapter as well. The lawn mower repair help section covers HRR216K9VYAA blade removal, drive cable adjustment, and carburetor service.

Most Replaced Parts on the Honda HRR216K9VYAA

Cutting Blade for the Honda HRR216K9VYAA

Replace a blade bent from striking an obstruction immediately rather than attempting to straighten it. Inspect the blade adapter for cracks at the same time.

Drive Cable for the HRR216K9VYAA

The self-propel drive cable connects the handlebar control to the transmission. Adjust the cable tension first before ordering a replacement drive belt.

Carburetor for the Honda HRR216K9VYAA

Ethanol varnish from winter storage causes most hard-start complaints. Cleaning restores function in most cases.

Spark Plug for the HRR216K9VYAA

Annual spark plug replacement maintains reliable starting. Black carbon deposits indicate a rich mixture from a clogged air filter or gummed carburetor.

Why Choose Repair Clinic for Honda HRR216K9VYAA Parts

  • Genuine Honda OEM Components: Cutting blades, drive cables, and carburetors confirmed for the Honda HRR216K9VYAA self-propelled mower Honda lawn mower parts.
  • Drive Cable Adjustment Priority: Adjusting the self-propel drive cable tension is documented as the first step before ordering a replacement drive belt.
  • Lawn Mower Repair Resources: Blade removal, drive cable adjustment, and carburetor service through lawn mower repair help.
  • 365-Day Returns: Return any uninstalled Honda part within a full year of purchase with no restocking fees.

Honda HRR216K9VYAA Lawn Mower Parts FAQ

What is the Honda HRR216K9VYAA and what type of mower is it?

The Honda HRR216K9VYAA is a self-propelled walk-behind gas lawn mower from Honda’s HRR216 series. The K9VYAA suffix identifies the specific drive system, deck material, and bagging configuration within the HRR216 platform.

Why does my Honda HRR216K9VYAA not self-propel?

An HRR216K9VYAA that runs but does not self-propel most commonly has a stretched or disconnected drive cable, or a worn drive belt. Adjust the drive cable tension first before ordering a replacement drive belt.

Why does my Honda HRR216K9VYAA vibrate excessively?

Excessive vibration is most commonly caused by a blade bent from striking an obstruction, or a cracked blade adapter. Replace a bent blade immediately rather than attempting to straighten it, and inspect the blade adapter for cracks at the same time.

How do I replace the blade on the Honda HRR216K9VYAA?

Disconnect the spark plug wire before working under the deck. Tip the mower with the air filter and carburetor facing up to prevent oil spillage. Block the blade from turning, remove the center blade bolt counterclockwise, and install the new blade with the stamped side facing the grass.