Parts for Briggs & Stratton 146432-1663-99: Carb Assy,Fuel Tank, A / C Parts

This genuine Midwest Engine carburetor body gasket can be used as a replacement part for lawn mowers, snowblowers, tillers, generators, and wood chippers. The purpose of a carburetor body gasket is to seal off the carburetor and prevent it from taking in air when it is not supposed to do so. Symptoms of a malfunctioning or broken carburetor body gasket can include strange vibrations from the engine while operating the appliance, a “hunting” idle and an engine that runs lean, or a backfiring engine. If any of these symptoms occur and can be directly attributed to a broken carburetor body gasket or a gasket that has come unsealed over time from neglect or general wear and tear, it should be replaced with this OEM replacement part. Remember to wear gloves when handling, repairing, and operating outdoor equipment. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This carburetor body gasket is compatible with the following brands: Midwest Engine, Briggs & Stratton, Toro, Cub Cadet, and Simplicity.

This foam A/C filter is a genuine replacement for select engines. The foam A/C filter is designed to go around an inner support and provides protection to keep debris from getting into the engine when the unit is in operation. The filter can become clogged with dirt and debris over time or it may dry out and shrink up in a way that keeps it from functioning properly. In either case, a replacement will be necessary and this OEM replacement part can provide the solution that people need. This OEM air filter is manufactured by Briggs & Stratton and meets exact standards for an ideal fit on compatible machines. It can be used on engines that are found in lawn tractors and mowers. The piece is sold individually and may be required as a part of routine maintenance so it may be helpful to keep an extra one on hand. Other parts and hardware will require an additional purchase. Replacing air filters and other maintenance should be done once per season or whenever a problem arises. Be sure to wear gloves and work in a well-ventilated area when performing engine repairs.