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Spark Plug – Part Number: 0J00620106
$33.12
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Spark Plug
Part #0J00620106
Hard starting, rough running, or a weak spark may mean the engine plug needs replacement. Designed for select gas powered generators and pressure washers, the copper core plug helps ignite the fuel and air mixture. Check the correct plug gap in the equipment manual before installation. Work only on a cool engine. Use the exact model number to confirm fit.
Hinge Plate LH-Frame – Part Number: 0J9645
$10.80
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Hinge Plate LH-Frame
Part #0J9645
Retainer, Valve Spring – Part Number: 0J35220118
$11.63
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Retainer, Valve Spring
Part #0J35220118
Hinge Plate LH-Handle – Part Number: 0J9646
$10.80
On Order
Hinge Plate LH-Handle
Part #0J9646
Lance Assy-20 Long – Part Number: 0H9640
$22.40
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Lance Assy-20 Long
Part #0H9640
The lance attaches to the gun. This part is made of a metal and is available individually. This is a genuine replacement part sourced from the original manufacturer for use with Generac pressure washers. When replacing this item a wrench set might be required during the installation process. It will require replacing if it becomes broken.
Hinge Plate Rh-frame – Part Number: 0J9733
$7.64
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Hinge Plate Rh-frame
Part #0J9733
Fastener Ribbed Shank Chrstm T – Part Number: 0K0435
$6.40
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Coil Assy., Ignition – Part Number: 0J35220153
$58.66
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Coil Assy., Ignition
Part #0J35220153
This part is an OEM from Generac for use with Pressure Washers and Generators. The ignition coil attaches on the side of the flywheel and produces the electrical charge to the spark plug. The most common reason for replacing the ignition coil is if the engine won't start and the coil proves to be at fault. This part is sold individually. The tools that you will need to replace the ignition coil is a flat-head screwdriver, nut driver and a socket wrench.
Assembly Recoil Starter 212cc – Part Number: 0J08071SRV
$69.25
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Assembly Recoil Starter 212cc
Part #0J08071SRV
This is a genuine replacement part sourced from the Generac manufacturer. The assy, recoil starter 212CC is compatible with some small engines. This item is constructed of intricate metal parts and cording within a durable, plastic casing. The assembly allows the user to start the engine. Please refer to the specific manual and diagrams for repair information. This part is sold individually. A screwdriver may be helpful in making the replacement.
Oil Los Alert Unit(gold) – Part Number: 0G84420112
$22.93
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Oil Los Alert Unit(gold)
Part #0G84420112
Gasket, Carburetor – Part Number: 0J35220127
$6.40
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Gasket, Carburetor
Part #0J35220127
Hinge Plate Rh-handle – Part Number: 0J9732
$7.47
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Hinge Plate Rh-handle
Part #0J9732

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No spark. rotted high tension spark plug wire
1 person found this instruction helpful.
  • Stanton from PHILPOT, KY
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench set
Removed the machines face plate by drilling out the push pins, removed the air filter assembly. removed throttle linkage, removed anchors of the spark wire from motor housing, removed the recoil start assembly. removed the bolts holding the coil assembly. installed the new coil assembly and placed business card between the coil and the ma gnetic section of the flywheel to secure the proper gap.

Reverse the process and reinstall all the assemblies noted above. I took pictures with my cellphone to ensure that the throttle linkage was properly re-installed.
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