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F222EPA2 (F222 EPA2) Shindaiwa Trimmer - Overview

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Fuel Filter – Part Number: A369000440
$9.83
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Fuel Filter
Part #A369000440
This OEM Fuel Filter is a white and silver, steel part, sold individually. It requires a pair of pliers to install and is ranked as Easy to repair by our customers. This part attaches inside of the fuel tank, and is used to clean the fuel of debris. This part should be changed regularly as part of good engine maintenance. If the engine sounds like it is not getting enough fuel or is underperforming, remove the filter to heck for a blockage. If there is a blockage or the part is leaking, then it likely needs a replacement.
Trimmer Nut – Part Number: 90050000005
$6.06
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Trimmer Nut
Part #90050000005
This OEM nut is a 5mm, gold, metal nut, which is sold individually. It can be installed with a Wrench or Socket and Torque Wrench by torquing to the manufacturer specifications. This nut is used to secure another part in place, and should be replaced if damaged due to fatigue (such as damaged threads or rounded ends). This nut can have various uses on various equipment, and as such the difficulty of the installation can vary, but generally this is an easy repair.
Breather Assembly – Part Number: A356000040
$8.41
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Breather Assembly
Part #A356000040
This breather, also known as a fuel tank vent, is a genuine OEM replacement part used in trimmers and edgers. It is responsible for managing the pressure and air flow inside the fuel system, by acting as a valve for the fuel tank. It allows clean air to enter the tank, while preventing dirt and debris from entering as well. Over time, the breather can crack or become clogged leading to restricted air flow, inconsistent fuel supply, fuel leakage, hard starting, and engine stalling. Locate the breather on or near the fuel tank and disconnect the hoses and fasteners attached to it. Depending on your model you may need to remove the fuel tank to complete this replacement. Place the new breather in position and reattach the hoses and fasteners. Test the new part by gently blowing into the breather to confirm that the air flow is not restricted.
Fuel Cap Assembly – Part Number: A033000070
$6.40
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Fuel Cap Assembly
Part #A033000070
This fuel cap assembly is a genuine OEM part and is designed for use with outdoor handheld power equipment. Replacing your fuel cap is as simple as removing the old one and screwing the new cap on. This fuel cap keeps the fuel within the tank during operation, preventing leaks, and ensures that no dirt or debris enter the carburetor, filter, fuel lines or engine. Made of plastic with a cork seal underneath, this fuel cap is sold as an individual part, and has an approximately 2-inch diameter.
Gasket – Part Number: V107000010
$6.40
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Gasket
Part #V107000010
This individually sold fuel gasket is designed for use with handheld lawn and garden equipment and is the seal for the gas cap. This gasket is a genuine OEM part made of a composite material and will eventually become brittle because it interacts with gas and oil, meaning it will need replacing before it becomes debris in the fuel tank. This gasket not only prevents debris from entering the fuel tank, but it also prevents any leaks. To replace, simply unscrew your gas cap and remove the old gasket from the cap, and then replace it with the new.
Recoil Spring – Part Number: 17722042030
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Recoil Spring
Part #17722042030
Clip – Part Number: V490000500
$6.40
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Clip
Part #V490000500
This OEM Clip is a silver, steel part, which is sold individually. The part secures the fuel line to the fuel filter and is rated as Easy to install. You will know you need a new one if there is a leak around the hose where this clip is used to secure it, or if the fuel line detaches.
Trimmer Air Filter – Part Number: A226000570
$6.40
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Trimmer Air Filter
Part #A226000570
Damper Spring – Part Number: P022008270
$10.17
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Damper Spring
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Part #P022008270
Genuine Manufacturer Sourced replacement part used on a variety of Lawn and Garden Equipment. This part is made out of Metal and it is Sold Individually. Replacing damper spring could solve your problems or Starter rope being difficult to pull or Recoil starter not working at all.
Fuel Line Grommet W/vent Tube – Part Number: V470000890
$8.19
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Fuel Line Grommet W/vent Tube
Part #V470000890
This is a genuine OEM part. The fuel line grommet w/vent tube is constructed of plastic parts and is compatible with trimmers, edgers, blowers and brushcutters. This item is fastened onto the fuel tank, moving the fuel to the breather assembly. This Shindaiwa part is sold individually. The fuel tank assembly (P021028090) also includes this component. A screwdriver is often helpful in the removal and replacement. Please be sure to refer to specific manual and diagrams for repair instructions.
Trimmer Hex Bolt – Part Number: 90010505012
$6.40
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Trimmer Hex Bolt
Part #90010505012
This OEM Hex Socket Bolt is a black, 5x12mm, individually sold, metal part. A Hex Socket and Torque Wrench can be used to secure the part in place by torqueing to the manufacturer specifications. The part must be replaced when damaged (likely due to fatigue), for example if it is rounded off, has stripped threads, or is missing altogether.
Joint – Part Number: V186000270
$6.40
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Joint
Part #V186000270
This is an original Shindaiwa replacement part manufactured for use with outdoor power equipment. The joint is used to connect fuel lines and is commonly used to connect the return fuel line to the fuel tank grommet. This joint is sold individually, please seem model diagram for associative parts.

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Leaking fuel down handle from carburetor
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  • Gary P from FRISCO CITY, AL
  • Really Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
Removed screws from filter housing and two screws holding the base assembly which has the choke plate and lever on it. Old plate had bad design choke plate that vibrated closed in operation. New plate much better design and completely solved problem.
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