Parts for Husqvarna 968999765: Ignition System Parts

Engine won't shut off or struggles to start? This riding mower throttle cable connects the throttle lever to the carburetor for proper control.

Left headlight reflector for riding mowers. Replace if cracked, discolored, or light output is reduced. Verify fit with your model number before ordering.

Replacement left colored lens for riding mower taillights. Restores proper lighting when original lens is cracked, broken, or missing. Fits various models.

Right side colored lens for riding mower light assembly. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing lens covers. Direct-fit lens for rear light housing.

Replace your riding mower's headlight rim when cracked, faded, or broken to secure the headlight assembly. Verify fit using your model number.

Grey left headlight rim for riding mowers. Replace when cracked, faded, or broken to restore headlight appearance and secure lens mounting. Verify fit with your model number before ordering.

Engine won't start or runs rough when cold? A worn choke cable prevents proper starting. Straightforward DIY repair in about 30 minutes.

Negative battery cable for riding mowers. Connects battery to chassis ground. Replace if cable is frayed, corroded, damaged, or causing poor connections.

This genuine OEM part is a vertical muffler for lawnmowers. The vertical muffler is the exhaust pipe that releases the fumes from the engine. If the mower engine is overheating or not operating properly, it might mean that it's time for the muffler to be replaced. Luckily replacing this part is a simple process. To replace the muffler first make sure that the engine is not hot. Using work gloves, twist the muffler off of its attachment. If it is rusted, use a pipe wrench to unfasten the muffler from its place. Once removed, grab the new vertical muffler and twist it into place.This replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with Husqvarna lawnmowers.

Fix engine running rough, stalling, or poor performance with this riding mower intake manifold. Regulates air-fuel mixture for proper engine operation.