TC300-3100C Tecumseh Engine - Overview

This is a genuine OEM part sourced from the Tecumseh manufacturer. The air cleaner filter is composed of a fine metal and felt composite, and is made for use with the Tec (1997-04) Engine. This filtering component is fitted into the air cleaner housing, and works to capture debris. A screwdriver is recommended for making the repair. This part is sold individually.

This is an original replacement part manufactured for use with small engines on outdoor power equipment. The starter handle is tethered to the starter rope and used to pull start the engine. This starter handle is sold as an individual replacement part, please see model diagram for associative parts.

This solid-state ignition coil module is designed to deliver a strong, consistent spark for reliable starting and smooth operation in small two-cycle engines. By converting flywheel energy into precise ignition timing with no mechanical points, it helps resolve common issues such as no-spark, hard starting, or intermittent misfiring. Buil...Read moret to OEM standards for durability and exact fit, it is an ideal replacement for restoring dependable performance in lawn and garden equipment powered by compatible Tecumseh engines.

This steel muffler is a genuine OEM replacement designed for small engine lawn and garden equipment. It reduces exhaust noise while maintaining proper airflow for dependable engine performance. Built for a secure fit and durable operation, it’s an ideal replacement when the original muffler is rusted, damaged, or leaking, helping restore quieter and more reliable operation.

This genuine OEM replacement part is made to fit the engines listed below. A fuel line clamp holds the fuel line onto the carburetor. Sold individually. • Access carburetor/fuel line connection • Pinch off fuel line about 1-2" from connection point • Squeeze tabs of old fuel line clamp with pliers; slide clamp away from carburetor ...Read moreuntil it is freed • With a screwdriver or other small prying tool, remove fuel line from carburetor • Remove old clamp and replace it with the new clamp • Reverse these steps to reassemble