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Video & Articles: Appliance & Equipment RepairHonda Small Engine Fuel Filter Replacement #16955-ZE1-010
Honda Small Engine Fuel Filter Replacement #16955-ZE1-010
Total Parts Cost
$NaN02:33
- Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the fuel filter on a Honda small engine (which is commonly found in lawn mowers, riding tractors, zero-turn radius mowers, wheeled edgers, pressure washers, and generators). The most common reasons for replacing the fuel filter are when the engine is hard to start, runs poorly, or leaks gas.
All of the information for this fuel filter replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Honda
Tools needed: socket wrench, snap ring pliers, multi screwdriver, flat head bit
All of the information for this fuel filter replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Honda
Tools needed: socket wrench, snap ring pliers, multi screwdriver, flat head bit
Step By Step Instructions
1
Before you begin this repair, make sure the engine has cooled remove the wire and boot from the spark plug and perform the procedure with little or no gasoline in the tank.
2
Your first step is to remove the two nuts securing the gas tank.
3
Next, adjust the throttle as necessary to access the tank’s mounting bolt. And remove the bolt.
4
Lift the gas tank upward release the clamp securing the fuel line and pull the fuel line off of the tank. Be aware some gasoline may spill out.
5
After placing the tank on a sturdy surface, use a deep-well socket to remove the old fuel filter.
6
Prepare the new fuel filter for installation by first using a small flathead screwdriver to transfer the “o”-ring from the old filter to the new one if still intact; otherwise, replace it.
7
Now thread the new fuel filter into the gas tank and secure it with the socket. Be careful not to over-tighten or damage the filter.
8
Reconnect the fuel line to the gas tank and secure the clamp.
9
Using locking pliers to support the line will make this step easier.
10
If applicable, remove the locking pliers then reposition the gas tank.
11
Replace the mounting bolt and nuts.
12
With the repair complete, reattach the spark plug wire and boot.
Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the fuel filter on a Honda small engine (which is commonly found in lawn mowers, riding tractors, zero-turn radius mowers, wheeled edgers, pressure washers, and generators). The most common reasons for replacing the fuel filter are when the engine is hard to start, runs poorly, or leaks gas.
All of the information for this fuel filter replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Honda
Tools needed: socket wrench, snap ring pliers, multi screwdriver, flat head bit
All of the information for this fuel filter replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Honda
Tools needed: socket wrench, snap ring pliers, multi screwdriver, flat head bit
Step-By-Step Instructions
1
Before you begin this repair, make sure the engine has cooled remove the wire and boot from the spark plug and perform the procedure with little or no gasoline in the tank.
2
Your first step is to remove the two nuts securing the gas tank.
3
Next, adjust the throttle as necessary to access the tank’s mounting bolt. And remove the bolt.
4
Lift the gas tank upward release the clamp securing the fuel line and pull the fuel line off of the tank. Be aware some gasoline may spill out.
5
After placing the tank on a sturdy surface, use a deep-well socket to remove the old fuel filter.
6
Prepare the new fuel filter for installation by first using a small flathead screwdriver to transfer the “o”-ring from the old filter to the new one if still intact; otherwise, replace it.
7
Now thread the new fuel filter into the gas tank and secure it with the socket. Be careful not to over-tighten or damage the filter.
8
Reconnect the fuel line to the gas tank and secure the clamp.
9
Using locking pliers to support the line will make this step easier.
10
If applicable, remove the locking pliers then reposition the gas tank.
11
Replace the mounting bolt and nuts.
12
With the repair complete, reattach the spark plug wire and boot.
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