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Denis Bori
My honda pressure washer only works on choke?
Answer
A very common problem in small gas engines. That it only runs with the choke on indicates that it is not getting enough fuel. The number one cause of this is from a clogged carb. This usually happens if you leave the engine sit for a few months with fuel in the tank. There are many guides online to help you with removing the carburetor bowl and cleaning out the float valve and ports. In my experience the clog is usually in the float valve, but it is prudent to clean the whole thing out while you have it apart.
A very common problem in small gas engines. That it only runs with the choke on indicates that it is not getting enough fuel. The number one cause of this is from a clogged carb. This usually happens if you leave the engine sit for a few months with fuel in the tank. There are many guides online to help you with removing the carburetor bowl and cleaning out the float valve and ports. In my experience the clog is usually in the float valve, but it is prudent to clean the whole thing out while you have it apart.
How do i change the engine oil on my troy bilt pressure washer?
KOL100
How do i change engine oil on my troy bilt pressure washer?
Model 020242
3000psi
2.8 GPM
Answer
Get the owner's manual online. If you are talking about the motor oil in the engine, there should be a drain plug on the bottom of the engine, which the manual will show the location of. Put a large coffee can under the plug, and unscrew it. If the plug has a large square socket on it rather than a hex head, use a 3/8" ratchet with no socket, I think it is highly unlikely that it will be 1/4" or 1/2"; I've never seen those sizes. Once the oil stops draining out, put the plug back in and pour in some new motor oil through the dipstick tube, SAE30 or 5W-30 fi you plan on using the unit frequently below 40 degrees f. After a few minutes (allowing the oil to drain down into the crankcase), check the oil as you normally would, and add oil a little bit at a time until it is "FULL". Small engines usually take a quart, give or take about 8 ounces. Again, your owner's manual should give crankcase capacity.
Get the owner's manual online. If you are talking about the motor oil in the engine, there should be a drain plug on the bottom of the engine, which the manual will show the location of. Put a large coffee can under the plug, and unscrew it. If the plug has a large square socket on it rather than a hex head, use a 3/8" ratchet with no socket, I think it is highly unlikely that it will be 1/4" or 1/2"; I've never seen those sizes. Once the oil stops draining out, put the plug back in and pour in some new motor oil through the dipstick tube, SAE30 or 5W-30 fi you plan on using the unit frequently below 40 degrees f. After a few minutes (allowing the oil to drain down into the crankcase), check the oil as you normally would, and add oil a little bit at a time until it is "FULL". Small engines usually take a quart, give or take about 8 ounces. Again, your owner's manual should give crankcase capacity.
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