Chainsaw Carburetor

The metering diaphragm assembly is used inside of small engine carburetors. The assembly regulates fuel flow into the carburetor so that the proper ratio of air and fuel is maintained at all times. The part is installed between the body of the carburetor and the fuel pump. In the event that the carburetor is chugging or the engine is not performing correctly, there could be an issue with the metering in this assembly that is affecting the fuel ratio. Anytime this part is concerned, a replacement is always the best option. This part can be replaced on its own or as part of a full replacement or tune-up when the carburetor is clogged. The installation process only requires wrenches, screwdrivers, and pliers. This OEM part can serve as the replacement that you need on hundreds of Walbro carburetors. It is sold as a single item and does not include any hardware or additional parts.

The carburetor mixes air and gas to create combustible fuel for the engine to burn. If the carburetor or its seals are leaking or clogged, the correct amount of fuel will not reach the engine. When an engine runs rough or will not start at all, the carburetor may be clogged or damaged. It is possible that the engine is not receiving any fuel at all. If the engine is running rough or sputtering, the carburetor is likely clogged. If the engine will not start at all, it is more likely that the carburetor will need to be replaced. There are pieces to replace individual parts, or you can choose to replace and rebuild your whole carburetor. This carburetor diaphragm gasket kit is compatible with many manufacturers and various kinds of small engines in items like string trimmers, chainsaws, and more. It is a genuine OEM part.

This is a gasket and diaphragm kit for chainsaw carburetors. It includes a selection of parts that can help get a chainsaw back into working order if the carburetor is experiencing issues or no longer functioning. The carburetor is the part of the chainsaw that controls the mixture of air and fuel sent to the cylinder for ignition.The most common symptom of a carburetor issue is having a fully fueled chainsaw that will not start. A test can be done to determine whether the carburetor is the issue. Remove the air filter from the chainsaw and pour a teaspoon of fuel into the carburetor. If it starts but then turns off quickly, the carburetor is likely damaged and will need to be repaired using a gasket and diaphragm kit.This is sold as an individual kit. It is an authentic OEM replacement kit that is sourced directly from the manufacturer. The gasket and diaphragm kit is compatible with a selection of chainsaws manufactured by Zama and Husqvarna.