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How to Prevent Small Engine Carburetor Problems During Storage
Proper fuel handling and storage preparation can reduce carburetor varnish, corrosion, hard starting, surging, flooding, and fuel leaks after seasonal storage. Read more...
Small Engine Carburetor Cleaning vs Replacement: Which Is Better?
Cleaning can restore a structurally sound carburetor with fuel deposits, while replacement may be better when corrosion, wear, cracks, or repeated flooding are present. Read more...
Why a Small Engine Carburetor Leaks Fuel
A leaking small engine carburetor may have a stuck float, worn inlet needle, dirty seat, damaged bowl gasket, loose fitting, or excessive fuel pressure. Read more...
Small Engine Only Runs With the Choke On: Causes and Repairs
A small engine that only runs with the choke on is usually compensating for restricted fuel flow or excess intake air. Learn how to inspect the jets, fuel line, tank vent, and intake gaskets. Read more...
How to Find the Correct Replacement Carburetor for a Small Engine
Use the engine model, specification number, original part number, mounting pattern, linkage, choke style, and fuel inlet to find the correct replacement small engine carburetor. Read more...
Small Engine Carburetor Problems: Surging, Flooding, Hard Starting and Stalling
Small engine carburetor problems can cause surging, flooding, fuel leaks, hard starting, stalling, and an engine that only runs with the choke on. Learn what to inspect before cleaning or replacing the carburetor. Read more...