This detergent suction kit, also known as a soap or chemical injection kit, is designed for use with a pressure washer. This is a genuine OEM part designed to inject soap into the water stream of your pressure washer, and includes the main injector valve, two differently sized O-rings, a spring, and a ball bearing. One end of this kit wil...Read morel be threaded into the washer, and the other will lead to your cleaner with a siphon, which is sold separately. This injection kit would need to be replaced if the nozzle is leaking, the injector fails to work properly, or water is getting into the soap dispenser. To replace, simply unscrew the previous injector and remove it, then fit the small O-ring inside the threaded end of the new injector, along with the ball bearing and then spring. Wrap the larger O-ring around the base of the threaded end, and apply a layer of lubricant, before installing the new injector and securing it.
This thermal release valve is for pressure washers.
Thermal release valve attaches to the pump and releases the water and high pressure inside the pump if the water temperature exceeds normal operating temperatures.
Wear work gloves to protect your hands when installing this part.
This is an original manufacturer sourced replacement part used with Homelite pressure washers. This is the starter assembly that is used to crank start the unit. It includes a plastic shroud/housing, starter pulley, starter spring, grip and the pull rope. Please note the hardware/bolts and the shroud are all sold separately.
This OEM outlet tube, also known as a hose connector, allows pressurized water to flow from the pump of your pressure washer to the nozzle. Connecting the hose to the handle assembly and the spray wand, it is where the water exits from your machine so you can direct the stream towards a desired surface. You can tell if an outlet tube is b...Read moreroken when it has visible cracks or holes and when water leaks or sprays from the connection points or along the tube. A damaged or blocked tube can result in a loss of pressure and potentially premature wear or machine failure. To remove the outlet tube, use a wrench set to unscrew it from the pump. Please note that this replacement part is sold separately from the pump assembly.
(25 ft., 3000 psi)
This water hose is for pressure washers.
Water hose carries water from the pump to the spray wand.
Wear work gloves to protect your hands when installing this part.
This item has been OEM sourced to ensure a high-level of quality. The fuel tank outlet is intended to be used with pressure washers from Homelite. This item attaches to the bottom of the fuel tank and is used to link the fuel outlet tube. This item is available as an individual replacement part.
This fuel tank is an authentic OEM item that is specially designed for Homelite power washers. It is only the metal tank itself that holds the fuel for the engine, fuel strainer and the cap are both sold separately. It is very important to replace the fuel tank if it is cracked or damaged to avoid damage or serious injuries. You should only need a wrench and pliers to replace this fuel tank.
This is an authentic OEM part for pressure washers made by Homelite, Ryobi, and Husky. The inlet tube fits onto the pump and is made out of metal. When replacing this part a socket set may be needed. It is available as an individual replacement part, but also includes the metal bolt and the rubber o-ring.
This is an original replacement part designed for the Homelite and Ryobi pressure washers listed below. This is a low pressure nozzle which draws soap/chemical mixture from the detergent tank, and gently spray a light coat onto a surface for cleaning. This soap nozzle may also be called a chemical injector tip. One (1) nozzle is included.
This fuel tube is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from Homelite. It is most commonly used in pressure washers. This tube transfers fuel inside the machine. It should be replaced if it is cut, cracked, or otherwise damaged. A wrench set is needed to replace this part. It is sold individually.
This carburetor gasket seals the joint between the carburetor and a nearby engine part. It helps stop unwanted air and fuel leaks so the engine receives the correct fuel mixture. Replace it if it is torn, cracked, crushed, hard, or leaking. Use the complete equipment and engine model numbers to guarantee the proper fit. Let the engine coo...Read morel, disconnect the spark plug wire, and drain or shut off the fuel before repair. Clean both sealing surfaces without scratching them, and do not reuse the old gasket.
This is an authentic OEM sourced replacement part that is made for use with pressure washers. It is made of high-quality materials and is used to remove contaminants from the water that goes through the unit. Over time it may wear out and get clogged eventually requiring a replacement. Note, this durable filter screen is sold individually. Refer to the owner's manual for the correct application.
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Fuel system damaged by allowing E85 gas to remain in tank.
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Jimmy from BURLINGTON, NC
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Pliers, Socket set, Wrench set
Tank is held in place by 2 nuts and 1 bolt. These were removed and tank lifts off. Installed filter assembly and fuel hose to bottom of new fuel tank. You must install fuel hose clamp to tank connection before installing new tank. Install the other end of fuel line to carburetor on engine with other clamp and you are finished.
Repair was easy, however had to u tube issue for proper orientation of parts as it did not come with any instructions. Wished I had two as shipping was twice as much as part. Very satisfied.
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Leaking hoses.
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Cheryl from BEACH PARK, IL
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Socket set, Wrench set
1) Loosen engine assembly from frame. 2) Remove fuel tank, hoses and disassemble other hoses and components. 3) Attach new hoses to carburetor. 4) Reassemble fuel tank, engine and carburetor components. 5) Re-center motor engine assembly onto washer frame and tighten nuts, bolts and washers as needed.