GXV390K1DAA Honda Engine - Overview

This replacement carburetor gasket is specially designed for Honda engines. It is an authentic item that is sourced directly from original equipment manufacturer. This gasket provides an air tight seal between the carburetor and the insulator. Please note, one composite material gasket is included per order. You will need a wrench to complete this repair.

The flange bolt is used to secure parts together in a variety of lawn and garden outdoor equipment. It is sourced directly from the manufacturer and has a diameter of 6mm and a length of 12mm. The bolt is made of metal and has a ring-shaped rim on one end known as a flange. This flange helps to secure the bolt in place and prevents it fro...Read morem falling off during use. Inspect all the bolts on your equipment as you may need more than one. If you note that any of them are deformed, corroded or the threads are worn down, you will need to replace them as each bolt is sold individually. Remove the damaged bolt and thread the new one on with your hands before tightening with a wrench.

This OEM-manufactured flange bolt provides a secure connection between two parts of your equipment. What is different about a flange bolt is that it has a wide, flat flange at the end. This helps to distribute the load being applied to it and prevents the bolt from becoming loose. Flange bolts are commonly found in lawn equipment, but the...Read moreir location varies by the make and model of the machine. When damaged, the part that the flange bolt was holding may loosen and fall off. You also may observe that it the flange bolt is cracked or corroded. It is important for you to replace broken flange bolts immediately as loose or vibrating parts can detach from your equipment while it is operating. You need a socket wrench to remove a flange bolt, as well as rust dissolver or penetrating oil if it is stuck. This replacement part is sold individually so make sure that you consult your user guide to identify where your flange bolts are and how many your equipment needs.

This is an authentic Honda replacement part manufactured for use with small engines. The float valve is used to allow fuel into the carburetor float bowl as it has been drained from the bowl and prevent fuel from entering the bowl when it is full of fuel.

This is an authentic Honda replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with small engines. The metal wingnut is used to fasten the bolt that secures the air cleaner housing. This item may not require tools to install and is priced as a single item.

This engine mounting stud bolt is an OEM replacement fastener used on small gasoline engines to securely mount the carburetor and air cleaner assembly to the engine block. Manufactured from durable steel for precise fit and strength, it helps maintain an airtight seal to prevent air leaks and ensure stable engine performance. It is an ide...Read moreal replacement when original studs are bent, stripped, or missing during carburetor or intake service.

This item is an authentic Honda replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with small engines. This item is used to provide spacing between the carburetor and the air cleaner assembly. The carburetor spacer is priced as a single item.

This is a genuine Honda part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in engines. The head cover gasket attaches to the head cover. A wrench may be necessary during the installation of this item. It may become broken and will need to be replaced. This part is available individually and is made of rubber.

This flange bolt is a genuine OEM replacement part for use in lawn and outdoor equipment. It has a diameter of 6mm and a length of 12mm. The bolt has a wider circular area that protrudes out from the bolt head, known as a flange. The flange prevents the bolt from moving or loosening during use. Over time the bolt may corrode, crack, or it...Read mores threads may wear down. In this case the bolt will need to be replaced. Visually inspect the other bolts in your equipment to ensure your order the correct number, as each bolt is sold individually. Use a wrench to remove any faulty bolts and install the new bolts in place. Be careful not to overtighten your bolts as you may risk damaging the equipment and the bolt.