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Raul Q - November 6, 2018
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The Wright part in the First Time
From ordering the part to receiving it took no time at all parts were in great condition
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James
September 23, 2019
Why are there 2 different head gaskets included? One looks like there is more gasket material between the cylinder and rocker arms. The other has the solid piece of material between 2 adjacent holes is in a different position.
For model number 31P977 0635 E1
Good Day James. You have contacted PartSelect.com, we are not the manufacturer. We are a distributor for the multiple brands that we offer parts for. You may wish to contact your manufacturer directly for further assistance. You can reach Briggs and Stratton by phone by calling 800-732-2989. Best Regards.
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Rick
October 21, 2019
Engine floods even after replacing carburetor. Could it be the head gasket?
For model number 311777
Hi Rick,
Thank you for your question. If there is flooding in the engine, the issue may be the float valve needle and seat. When you are using your equipment, these parts experience a lot of vibrations which can cause small ridges to form on the float valve. When the fuel level raises to the float to shut the fuel off, the float valve will not seat properly. When this happens, fuel continues to flow and floods the engine. The float can lose its ability to float overtime and can cause flooding. The single-most common cause is dirt in the fuel. Dirt usually gets into the fuel system via the fuel tank. If the area around the filler neck is left dirty, you can easily knock it in when you're refueling. Typically, the fuel filter traps the dirt. However, if the fuel line doesn't have a filter, or it fits improperly, the dirt settles to the bottom of the fuel bowl. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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