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Water Pump Choke Lever

PartSelect Number PS11883923

Manufacturer Part Number 451925-5

Spark Plug CMR6A – Part Number: 168401-9

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$15.67

Water Pump Spark Plug CMR6A

PartSelect Number PS11880557

Manufacturer Part Number 168401-9

Choke Plate, EM4251 – Part Number: 450560-6

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$4.99

Water Pump Choke Plate, EM4251

PartSelect Number PS11883891

Manufacturer Part Number 450560-6

Valve Lock Clip – Part Number: 12109-Z810110-0000

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$3.99

Water Pump Valve Lock Clip

PartSelect Number PS11856522

Manufacturer Part Number 12109-Z810110-0000

Starter Cover Assembly – Part Number: 125917-7

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$54.79

Water Pump Starter Cover Assembly

PartSelect Number PS11880188

Manufacturer Part Number 125917-7

Air Filter-Foam – Part Number: A226000670

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$3.99

Water Pump Air Filter-Foam

PartSelect Number PS9179545

Manufacturer Part Number A226000670

The manufacturer certified Foam Air Filter is a black, foam part, used to filter out contaminents from entering the carburetor. It attaches in the air cleaner housing, is rated as "Easy" to install, and requires a screw driver (Tip: put a bit of two-cycle oil in the bag, and let it absorb into the filter). If the part wears out, the engine will burn more fuel and you will have noticably less power because it will be starved for air. If this happens, the part must be replaced. Refer to your make, model and diagram to ensure this air filter is correct for your machine.

Washer- Drain Plug - 12mm – Part Number: 90601-ZE2-000

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Water Pump Washer- Drain Plug - 12mm

PartSelect Number PS10022890

Manufacturer Part Number 90601-ZE2-000

This authentic OEM drain plug washer in your outdoor equipment, with a 12mm diameter, provides a tight seal between the drain plug and the engine to prevent leaks during oil changes. A broken washer will show signs such as oil leakage, visible cracks, or deformations. If left unreplaced, a faulty washer can cause internal damage, loss of oil, and expensive repairs. To replace a damaged washer, you need to first turn off your machine and make sure that its cooled down. Place a drain pan underneath the plug to catch any draining oil. Using a socket wrench, turn the drain plug counterclockwise to loosen it until you can remove it. Please remember that this washer is sold individually.