Hey man, I just wanted to say thank you. I just did this with my Honda lawn mower (HRR2169 VKA) which had been sitting out for over 2-3 years with old gas in it. Naturally it wasn't starting properly. Specifically: it would start only after spraying starter fluid in it and then it would stop after about 1-2 seconds. I put this video on to help me figure out how to remove and clean the carb. Everything went pretty much exactly as pictured here Note that this was the first time i've ever tried disassembling and repairing any kind of engine before on my own, and i was able to fix it thanks to your clear view of what was going on. Two days ago i didn't know what a carburetor was. Now thanks to this video, a simple wrachet set and some carberator cleaning spray my mower works beautifully again! So thank you!!
I’d just got done replacing oil, fuel filter, air filter, old fuel and spark plug and it still wasn’t running. I mimicked what you did to clean the carb and got my mower running again! Keeping the gaskets aligned when bolting the assembly back together was pretty frustrating, but once it was all done she started and ran strong like new :) Thank you!
You have the touch, and by that I mean ability to diagnose the problem and show others a really straightforward way to correct it. I have a mower with the same motor . Can't think of another DIY ever that compares. THX.
I totally agree with the others here that are speaking out as to what a Great Job that you did at fixing the Honda Motor GCV160 Mower, Carbeurator, the lines, spark plug, and the bulb etc....!! I just wish you would attempt to answer the questions that many are still asking.....about why their Mower won't start, or might start with Carb Fluid-Cleaner, but wont start or stay started after 10 minutes or so.....and if it does start, and stay started, the Mower will only operate at half Power......Half RPM Speed!! It would really help a good number of us that are asking the same question. Please Help?? I added some Chevron Techtron Fuel Line Cleaner.....supposed to be the best stuff out there to add to your Gas Tank that will clear your Fuel Lines and Fuel Injectors as well as Carbeurator.....but I had left Gas Premium Gas, 93.3 Octane.....in the Mower Gas Tank in between Seasons, as in Over the Winter SEason......However it had been operating just fine up till now midway through the Summer until now, when it wont start, or stay started, if it does start, will only operate at Half Power....Half RPM's......I just can't understand why the Mower won't kick on after pulling rope several times over and over.....the Mower is only 2 years old, and not used a whole lot at that point!!! Please Help??? Thank You Very Much in Advance!!!
@@tiarara2011 A lot of times, the problem is with the ethanol that is in the gas. I only use ethanol-free gasoline in my yard equipment. That way you won't have problems.
Great set of 3 videos, I have a similar Honda engine in my mulcher, and seeing someone else go through the steps was a fantastic help. I only use my mulcher every few months and when it was new it started with almost zero effort on the first pull every time and I've never had a motor start as easy as the Honda did but over a couple of years, it has become harder to start and now it won't start at all. Watching the video has helped me plan for the job and I can now get some carbi cleaner and all the tools I need ready before I begin. Thanks for the video and the other comments were really helpful also.
I just completed your procedure in your 3rd video on the subject. It went pretty well. When I started it cold it started on the first pull. I had a loping issue and I decided I had the small spring wire and the larger wire in the wrong holes. Once I changed that back, everything worked perfectly. Thanks again.
After you sprayed the carb with the cleaner, I didn't see you using any air to blow out any dirt and grime. Also I take the bowl right off the carb as there can be a build up of rust and dirt in the bottom of the bowel. Also you did not show all the little air holes in the nut that holds the bowl in place, or the little brass insert that goes in under that little screw you took out through the plug hole. These are all things to check when doing a complete carb cleaning. You lucked out this time as you had a relatively clean unit. Trust me that is not always the case. Oh! I have my problems too, not every job goes perfect. Thanks for the video.
Thank You! Neighbor gave me this because it wouldn't run. Someone gave it to him. I watched you shove the throttle all the way down and wallah! I wondered why my choke wasn't kicking in. Mine was getting stuck and not letting it go all the way down to choke mode.It also need the carb cleaned out.
Can't thank you enough for this. After watching your three part guide I diagnosed, stripped, cleaned and re-assembled my defunct Honda lawnmower. Like your friend's, my carb was contaminated from the dirty fuel tank. It is now running like a well oiled Singer sewing machine!
My wonderful father knew instinctively how to fix bikes. He only had a 6th grade education, but he loved to take bikes apart & put them back together. I guess I inherited a little of his curiosity about how things work. I have saved quite a lot of money by watching youtube videos like this to repair stuff. I call it attending TH-cam University.
I found your video series (3) on the Honda starting problem to be very encouraging. I have exactly the same problem. My Honda wont start on one pull or at all. I have to use starting fluid and pull the rope. I have to do these things about 3 times to get it to run. So, I am going to do the same you did following your video to the letter. I will be back in a day or 2 to report my results. I hope I have the same result as you. When my Honda was new it started on the first pull. I want to get back there like you did. By the way, your video was very thorough and the steps were very clear. Thank you!
Same exact problem with my Craftsman Mower w/ Honda engine - excellent and patient detail! Really appreciate it. I'll repeat this comment on your No Start Diagnosis & Part I Repair also. Thank you!
Really entertaining and informational.....I love your good attitude. I think working on stuff is fun but sometimes my attitude slips. Thank you very much!!!
Something worth mentioning :Always wear Goggles when spraying carburetor cleaner or choke fluid. It's very easy to get it in your eyes. These fluids are very abrasive and can seriously hurt your eyes. It's happened to me.So be careful.
Thank you sir for the kind step by step advice. Once I'd cleaned the carburetor and reassembled, the mower started on the fourth pull, then every pull after that.
"everything will fall apart, there will be a lot of gaskets and it will look like one big mess!" that describes it PERFECTLY!! lol I will never forget the first time I removed a Honda carb and it all fell out, you get that "oh no, what did I just do" feeling. there is a way to sort of sandwich most of it on the carburetor studs, and it's fairly simple.
Great, nice details throughout the entire 2 videos. I needed this to help fix the same issue I am having with two mowers I have. The 2nd mower replaced the 1st that would not start then the 2nd mower after a while started giving the same problem as the 1st. This video will help me troubleshoot and fix both mowers I believe. Thanks to your details.
Great video. I have a similar one, and this video helped me a lot. I wanted to add that i had to unscrew the gas cap when i was trying to start mine, and that fixed it. It was not taking gas, and after i did that it worked. But now my carburetor is clean too. Thank you so much.
This worked!! Great video and explanations. And accent! I got my mower running now after both of your videos... But now it's pulsating as it runs and mows. Hmm...
Usually that pulsating RPM is from a lack of air to the engine. Be sure to back the throttle lever off just a bit to un-choke it after its started and if that doesnt work double check that your air filter is clean.
Mint job, thoroughly enjoyed it. I feel confident now with servicing my own Honda izy. Subscribed. Looking forward to watching the stihl chainsaw videos too. Might give me the confidence to give that a go too. Many thanks.
Spray SeaFoam through the carb (while running) and run some through the tank a couple of times a year and you won't ever have to take the carb apart. Have had the same (Honda) mower for 17 years mowing my south Florida lawn year round. You might even want to put a little in the oil a couple of mowings before changing the oil (every other summer).
TX - FYI - I found that I could start the motor with the starter fluid & spray carb cleaner directly into the throttle opening & it cleaned it out - try that first. Nice video.
Have a used Honda Quadra Cut with a HRR216 3tda motor. Has always had a tough time starting, especially without starter fluid. Normally takes about 12 pulls to start, and then it would stall. After 3 or 4 starts it would often keep running. I bought a new carberator. Friend installed it, but with only 2 seals, and it started a little better. I didnt reconnect the air filter and it was clogged after 1 use. I took it apart and cleaned the carb, but it still doesn't start without starter fluid. It does at least stay running now once it gets started. I'm thinking of buying a gasket kit and seeing if that helps.
Is Honda your favorite Small Lawn Mower, or do you have a different brand that you like best....?.......What small lawn mower do you use....?........Great Video......You are very Thorough and your explanations, and Parts Close-Ups are excellent.
Good Vid, thx. Brand new mower, got hit by sprinkler. Had water in bowl of carb. Took off carb, dissassembled, blew it out. Drained and replaced gas. Still won't start, but with starting fluid, then it dies. Clues?
Great video. Nicely explained. One question though. How come there is no primer bulb on Honda engines, or how is the gas forced into the carburetor bulb?
Why did you not remove the float chamber? My Isy is about ten ye ars old so ther is not the small bolt beyond the base bolt on the float chamber. I had much touble with fuel even after fitting a filter in the pipe. Fially fitted new filter afte much cleaning of system and then used a fuel additive. Now seems ok. But that fitting ofthe carb is dreadfull?
Hi, thank you very much for your video ! It is really helpful. I have a Honda HR194 to repair and I think it has a carburetor problem because when I put some fuel into the air filter, it starts for a short time. How can I know if the carburetor is broken ? or if I just need to adjust it ?
I have exact Honda mower like yours. Replaced with new carburetor, new air filter, new spark plug, and adjusted the ignition coil and checked key on flying wheel looks OK but the engine is still running with backfire and low rpm. Any advice? Thanks.
my mower has this exact engine, and from new had this same issue. I wonder if from factory the carbs are just dirty? If I use starter it starts every time and if I mow a couple of times in a week it's fine. When it sits for over 3 weeks we are back the same issue.
What he said. You NEED to REMOVE the BOWL, then remove the main jet and the tube. There is now way you can clean the smallest holes in the tube with it still inside the carb. Job here is only half done.
I watched for a reminder since it's been a few years since I've done this. I was surprised that, with as far as you got taking the mower apart, you assumed you had solved the issue & stopped at pretty external/superficial cleaning of the carb instead of going a few steps further to disassemble the carburetor & clean the inside of the bowl, float, jet, nozzle, etc. I found another video for a refresher on the carb cleaning steps you didn't address.
I have a Husqvarna garden tiller with a Honda GC160 engine that is 3 years old. For the first 2 years it started on one or two pulls. I left gas in it over the winter and now it won't start. It will start and run for a few seconds when I spray carb cleaner in the top of the carb. I replaced the fuel filter and the fuel pump and that didn't help. I replaced the carburetor and it still didn't help. I am now $75 into new parts and it still won't start. Any suggestions? Does the fuel pump need to be primed?
I cleaned the carburetor just like you described here and it WORKED - for about 10 minutes and THEN the engine gradually got slower and slower, and weaker and it finally stopped. My air filter (unlike yours) was very dirty and full of dead grass, so I cleaned it all out thoroughly. Do you have any idea what might be going on? I feel like I am so close to having this fixed!
Hello! I have a Honda lawn mower and I cleaned the carburetor but it still does not run. Any ideas on other problems that may be causing my lawn mower to not run? Thanks
Don't have that exact mower but, still a Honda. I spray starter fluid in and it starts but, shuts back off. Is this a different problem than what you have in this video?
Sir, if your spark plug is okay, then you have a gummed up carb. Add fresh gas and use 2+2 car cleaner with starting fluid .... you will get this running smoothly.
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Hey man, I just wanted to say thank you.
I just did this with my Honda lawn mower (HRR2169 VKA) which had been sitting out for over 2-3 years with old gas in it. Naturally it wasn't starting properly. Specifically: it would start only after spraying starter fluid in it and then it would stop after about 1-2 seconds. I put this video on to help me figure out how to remove and clean the carb. Everything went pretty much exactly as pictured here
Note that this was the first time i've ever tried disassembling and repairing any kind of engine before on my own, and i was able to fix it thanks to your clear view of what was going on. Two days ago i didn't know what a carburetor was. Now thanks to this video, a simple wrachet set and some carberator cleaning spray my mower works beautifully again!
So thank you!!
Was it easy to you putting it back together?
And you saved yourself over a hundred dollars by not taking it to the shop.
I’d just got done replacing oil, fuel filter, air filter, old fuel and spark plug and it still wasn’t running. I mimicked what you did to clean the carb and got my mower running again! Keeping the gaskets aligned when bolting the assembly back together was pretty frustrating, but once it was all done she started and ran strong like new :)
Thank you!
You have the touch, and by that I mean ability to diagnose the problem and show others a really straightforward way to correct it. I have a mower with the same motor . Can't think of another DIY ever that compares. THX.
Thank you….
i agree, you are easy to learn from
Amen to that. Very good job. Thanks a bunch.
I totally agree with the others here that are speaking out as to what a Great Job that you did at fixing the Honda Motor GCV160 Mower, Carbeurator, the lines, spark plug, and the bulb etc....!! I just wish you would attempt to answer the questions that many are still asking.....about why their Mower won't start, or might start with Carb Fluid-Cleaner, but wont start or stay started after 10 minutes or so.....and if it does start, and stay started, the Mower will only operate at half Power......Half RPM Speed!! It would really help a good number of us that are asking the same question. Please Help?? I added some Chevron Techtron Fuel Line Cleaner.....supposed to be the best stuff out there to add to your Gas Tank that will clear your Fuel Lines and Fuel Injectors as well as Carbeurator.....but I had left Gas Premium Gas, 93.3 Octane.....in the Mower Gas Tank in between Seasons, as in Over the Winter SEason......However it had been operating just fine up till now midway through the Summer until now, when it wont start, or stay started, if it does start, will only operate at Half Power....Half RPM's......I just can't understand why the Mower won't kick on after pulling rope several times over and over.....the Mower is only 2 years old, and not used a whole lot at that point!!! Please Help??? Thank You Very Much in Advance!!!
@@tiarara2011 A lot of times, the problem is with the ethanol that is in the gas. I only use ethanol-free gasoline in my yard equipment. That way you won't have problems.
Great set of 3 videos, I have a similar Honda engine in my mulcher, and seeing someone else go through the steps was a fantastic help. I only use my mulcher every few months and when it was new it started with almost zero effort on the first pull every time and I've never had a motor start as easy as the Honda did but over a couple of years, it has become harder to start and now it won't start at all. Watching the video has helped me plan for the job and I can now get some carbi cleaner and all the tools I need ready before I begin. Thanks for the video and the other comments were really helpful also.
I just completed your procedure in your 3rd video on the subject. It went pretty well. When I started it cold it started on the first pull. I had a loping issue and I decided I had the small spring wire and the larger wire in the wrong holes. Once I changed that back, everything worked perfectly. Thanks again.
+Mark Hayes Good Job Buddy !!!
After you sprayed the carb with the cleaner, I didn't see you using any air to blow out any dirt and grime. Also I take the bowl right off the carb as there can be a build up of rust and dirt in the bottom of the bowel. Also you did not show all the little air holes in the nut that holds the bowl in place, or the little brass insert that goes in under that little screw you took out through the plug hole. These are all things to check when doing a complete carb cleaning. You lucked out this time as you had a relatively clean unit. Trust me that is not always the case. Oh! I have my problems too, not every job goes perfect. Thanks for the video.
If you look in the first video.... he never turned the coke off and automatically though it was running like shit 😒
Here comes the moment of the truth! Great video, great teaching style
Thank You! Neighbor gave me this because it wouldn't run. Someone gave it to him. I watched you shove the throttle all the way down and wallah! I wondered why my choke wasn't kicking in. Mine was getting stuck and not letting it go all the way down to choke mode.It also need the carb cleaned out.
Can't thank you enough for this. After watching your three part guide I diagnosed, stripped, cleaned and re-assembled my defunct Honda lawnmower. Like your friend's, my carb was contaminated from the dirty fuel tank. It is now running like a well oiled Singer sewing machine!
My wonderful father knew instinctively how to fix bikes. He only had a 6th grade education, but he loved to take bikes apart & put them back together. I guess I inherited a little of his curiosity about how things work. I have saved quite a lot of money by watching youtube videos like this to repair stuff. I call it attending TH-cam University.
Summa Cumlaude of your class, congratulations!
I found your video series (3) on the Honda starting problem to be very encouraging. I have exactly the same problem. My Honda wont start on one pull or at all. I have to use starting fluid and pull the rope. I have to do these things about 3 times to get it to run. So, I am going to do the same you did following your video to the letter. I will be back in a day or 2 to report my results. I hope I have the same result as you. When my Honda was new it started on the first pull. I want to get back there like you did. By the way, your video was very thorough and the steps were very clear. Thank you!
+Mark Hayes Thank you….
Same exact problem with my Craftsman Mower w/ Honda engine - excellent and patient detail! Really appreciate it. I'll repeat this comment on your No Start Diagnosis & Part I Repair also. Thank you!
I have one that was left on curb for free. Doesn't start but will go this route. Very informative thanks.
Great video! Very good job of communicating in a second language. The accent made it perfect.
Really entertaining and informational.....I love your good attitude. I think working on stuff is fun but sometimes my attitude slips. Thank you very much!!!
Something worth mentioning :Always wear Goggles when spraying carburetor cleaner or choke fluid. It's very easy to get it in your eyes. These fluids are very abrasive and can seriously hurt your eyes. It's happened to me.So be careful.
I squirt the stuff in my eyes all the time helps me see better:):)!!
Excellent videos on this subject. I'll try out these procedures on my Honda mower this weekend. Thank you!
Thank you! These 2 videos were extremely helpful in repairing my Honda.
Thank you sir for the kind step by step advice. Once I'd cleaned the carburetor and reassembled, the mower started on the fourth pull, then every pull after that.
Great video buddy. Did this and cleaned all the jets... No more surging. Runs like a rolls royce now
Thank you so much! I fogot to winterize my mower but you awesome helpful video got my mower up and running. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for the tips and step by step. I know where I'm going before I get started now!
Much appreciated! I will proceed in doing what you have explained wonderfully. I'm a fan of Honda engines and believe this is what it needs.
This guy is awesome man! He gets real and in tune with the motor, I want to be his Brother.
Very good and detailed video on troubleshooting and fixing this honda engine that anyone reasonably handy with tools could also do.
"everything will fall apart, there will be a lot of gaskets and it will look like one big mess!" that describes it PERFECTLY!! lol I will never forget the first time I removed a Honda carb and it all fell out, you get that "oh no, what did I just do" feeling.
there is a way to sort of sandwich most of it on the carburetor studs, and it's fairly simple.
thanks for sharing...
You have a good bed side manner, easy to watch & follow 😁
I was able to fix my mower following your instructions. Thank you VERY much!
I would recommend any DIYer take pictures during the disassembly, it helps when you have that extra screw at the end, lol. Good video, thanks.
Great, nice details throughout the entire 2 videos. I needed this to help fix the same issue I am having with two mowers I have. The 2nd mower replaced the 1st that would not start then the 2nd mower after a while started giving the same problem as the 1st. This video will help me troubleshoot and fix both mowers I believe. Thanks to your details.
Awesome !
Great video. I have a similar one, and this video helped me a lot. I wanted to add that i had to unscrew the gas cap when i was trying to start mine, and that fixed it. It was not taking gas, and after i did that it worked. But now my carburetor is clean too. Thank you so much.
This worked!! Great video and explanations. And accent! I got my mower running now after both of your videos... But now it's pulsating as it runs and mows. Hmm...
Usually that pulsating RPM is from a lack of air to the engine. Be sure to back the throttle lever off just a bit to un-choke it after its started and if that doesnt work double check that your air filter is clean.
Mint job, thoroughly enjoyed it. I feel confident now with servicing my own Honda izy. Subscribed. Looking forward to watching the stihl chainsaw videos too. Might give me the confidence to give that a go too. Many thanks.
Thank you for your three videos on Honda fuel system diagnosis and cleaning.
you are welcome....
well done video.
clear and precise explanations. great results.
Thank you so much.
Thanks for the help. I'm going to try this procedure. Really liked your teaching style.
+tleav61 Thank you...
It works!!! Thanks again !!
Spray SeaFoam through the carb (while running) and run some through the tank a couple of times a year and you won't ever have to take the carb apart. Have had the same (Honda) mower for 17 years mowing my south Florida lawn year round. You might even want to put a little in the oil a couple of mowings before changing the oil (every other summer).
Thanks for sharing....
Very nicely explained. Thanks for your support. I shall be able to attempt to look into problems of the mower. Please do keep up the good work.
+VK Yadava Thank you, i will...
TX - FYI - I found that I could start the motor with the starter fluid & spray carb cleaner directly into the throttle opening & it cleaned it out - try that first. Nice video.
I see there's some debate about the advice, but A+ for energy and effort.
Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. Worked perfectly! Thanks!
Thank you for making this video. It was very helpful.
I really appreciate you taking the time to help. Great videos!
my pleasure
Have a used Honda Quadra Cut with a HRR216 3tda motor. Has always had a tough time starting, especially without starter fluid. Normally takes about 12 pulls to start, and then it would stall. After 3 or 4 starts it would often keep running. I bought a new carberator. Friend installed it, but with only 2 seals, and it started a little better. I didnt reconnect the air filter and it was clogged after 1 use. I took it apart and cleaned the carb, but it still doesn't start without starter fluid. It does at least stay running now once it gets started. I'm thinking of buying a gasket kit and seeing if that helps.
thank you followed your directions and everything worked out perfect!
thank you great help ! and I also appreciate the comments thank you
Great video! Calm, well explained, and straight forward, good job. Thanks!
How come you did not remove the bowl to check and clean it?
Thanks for uploading this.
Thank you sir. I think that is my problem with my Honda push mower.
Sir, you a like-able human being. Good on you and thanks for the great video.
Very informative and easy to follow.
Very good approach and guide!
You the man! Appreciate your video, now I am the man.
Thanks dude! Got my mower fixed
Great video again.
Hey, thanks so much. Just what I needed, a Lovely informatve, clear video
Great video sir. Very well explained.
Thank you very much 👍
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This is awesome and just saved me a lot of money!!!
nice
I did the same fix you did and my mower runs great now thank you!
you are welcome@@prestige20
Very well done and helpful, thanks for the video!
Very helpful thanks.
Is Honda your favorite Small Lawn Mower, or do you have a different brand that you like best....?.......What small lawn mower do you use....?........Great Video......You are very Thorough and your explanations, and Parts Close-Ups are excellent.
Good Vid, thx. Brand new mower, got hit by sprinkler. Had water in bowl of carb. Took off carb, dissassembled, blew it out. Drained and replaced gas. Still won't start, but with starting fluid, then it dies. Clues?
Yuri Andropov add seafoam to your gas. it will help. it's a good product.
Very nice Video, well done.
thank you
Great video. Nicely explained. One question though. How come there is no primer bulb on Honda engines, or how is the gas forced into the carburetor bulb?
Honda's have the automatic choke system
Why did you not remove the float chamber? My Isy is about ten ye ars old so ther is not the small bolt beyond the base bolt on the float chamber. I had much touble with fuel even after fitting a filter in the pipe. Fially fitted new filter afte much cleaning of system and then used a fuel additive. Now seems ok. But that fitting ofthe carb is dreadfull?
thank you sir for shearing your video really helpful
Hi, thank you very much for your video ! It is really helpful. I have a Honda HR194 to repair and I think it has a carburetor problem because when I put some fuel into the air filter, it starts for a short time. How can I know if the carburetor is broken ? or if I just need to adjust it ?
Thank you for a very informative video!!
you are welcome.....
Does this carburetor open up to clean the jet? Or is it necessary to clean the holes in it?
thank you ! will do this to my honda Lawn mower .
I have exact Honda mower like yours. Replaced with new carburetor, new air filter, new spark plug, and adjusted the ignition coil and checked key on flying wheel looks OK but the engine is still running with backfire and low rpm. Any advice? Thanks.
Great work, great video!
I watched them both. Nice job. N ow I am going to go fix mine.
nice, have fun, be safe !
what not taking float bowl off and checking needle seat
Great video. Very clear and precise. What kind of cleaner did you use prior to cleaning the carburetor?
Nice job….is any further disassembly of the carb required or it is totally cleaned via what you have shown. No need to examine interior float bulb ?
That's all I did…..
my mower has this exact engine, and from new had this same issue. I wonder if from factory the carbs are just dirty? If I use starter it starts every time and if I mow a couple of times in a week it's fine. When it sits for over 3 weeks we are back the same issue.
it is most likely bad gass with ethanol
Very good video thanks.
you are welcome, glad you liked it !
Do you have a video of how to relace the springs on the throttle rod and how to reset the cables from the choke accelerate control.
Hi iam thinking of buying a new Honda mower that had auto choke how long will the thermal cartridge last before you Will need a new one
What he said. You NEED to REMOVE the BOWL, then remove the main jet and the tube. There is now way you can clean the smallest holes in the tube with it still inside the carb. Job here is only half done.
I watched for a reminder since it's been a few years since I've done this. I was surprised that, with as far as you got taking the mower apart, you assumed you had solved the issue & stopped at pretty external/superficial cleaning of the carb instead of going a few steps further to disassemble the carburetor & clean the inside of the bowl, float, jet, nozzle, etc. I found another video for a refresher on the carb cleaning steps you didn't address.
good work. thank you.
So, basically you just needed to clean the carburetor with that spray?
Nice instructional video. Very helpful. Is your accent from Uruguay or Argentina?
I just read the thread and saw you are from the Czech Republic. I was way off on my guess. :-)
I have a Husqvarna garden tiller with a Honda GC160 engine that is 3 years old. For the first 2 years it started on one or two pulls. I left gas in it over the winter and now it won't start. It will start and run for a few seconds when I spray carb cleaner in the top of the carb. I replaced the fuel filter and the fuel pump and that didn't help. I replaced the carburetor and it still didn't help. I am now $75 into new parts and it still won't start. Any suggestions? Does the fuel pump need to be primed?
thank you for sharing
I cleaned the carburetor just like you described here and it WORKED - for about 10 minutes and THEN the engine gradually got slower and slower, and weaker and it finally stopped. My air filter (unlike yours) was very dirty and full of dead grass, so I cleaned it all out thoroughly. Do you have any idea what might be going on? I feel like I am so close to having this fixed!
it sounds like fuel starvation…like it created vacuum in gas tank and couldn't pull more gas…maybe plugged vent ?
Briggs and Stattons are very easy to disassemble and clean 15 minutes
What if the problem is my fuel tank? After I removed the gas tank the gas was not coming out with a steady flow. Thanks in advance.
Thank you …nice job
Good job thanks buddy
Hello! I have a Honda lawn mower and I cleaned the carburetor but it still does not run. Any ideas on other problems that may be causing my lawn mower to not run? Thanks
use fresh clean fluid and check the spark plug to see that is has .28 to .30 gap.
seems simple enough
I will look into doing this soon
you need to take the bowl off and remove the float and celan all in the ports and the needle and seat
Perfect, thanks 🙏
you are welcome...
Don't have that exact mower but, still a Honda. I spray starter fluid in and it starts but, shuts back off. Is this a different problem than what you have in this video?
Sir, if your spark plug is okay, then you have a gummed up carb. Add fresh gas and use 2+2 car cleaner with starting fluid .... you will get this running smoothly.