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Oil Fill Plug, Selected Engines w/Angled Oil Fill Neck

Linkage Bushing

Breather Tube

Starter assy recoil

Iginition coil assembly

Rod-push

Bolt,flange,6x12

Screw

Screw

Spring-engine valve

Wing nut knob for handle

Gasket-cylinder head

Large flywheel puller with 2 & 13/16" bolt spacing. See related items for other sizes.

Lock nut, 3/8-16

Kohler exhaust manifold gasket
The first step in generator troubleshooting is to browse the Repair Clinic list of symptoms. Is your generator
starting but not running smoothly? Perhaps it’s belching plumes of white smoke. Once you’ve identified a
symptom that looks familiar, we can show you the cause of the problem. From there you’ll know which parts to
order, and which videos to watch for installation advice.
Don’t wait until the next hurricane or polar vortex to become an expert in portable generator repair. Repair
Clinic has a lot of information you can study to be ready for the big storm, but if you need to know how to fix a
generator now, we can help. Whether it’s a faulty spark plug or a
choked-up carburetor,
we can get the parts to you, fast, and help you with the repair.
Repair Clinic has replacement parts for portable generators including spark plugs, air filters, gaskets and many
others on all the top generator brands, including Briggs &
Stratton, Carrier,
Craftsman, Generac, Homelite, Honda, Ryobi.
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