Honda GX160 - Wont Start or Keeps Stalling - Quick Fix !

Rob shows us a possible quick fix that just might help you get your Honda GX 160 motor or other small engine motor running again.

[@MacktasticSlick_]

I lost some business due to my GX200 giving out (I have it set up as part of a mobile car wash unit) and found this video deep in KZbin, and it worked! Thank you.

[@Notrelot]

Spent 6 hours yesterday trying to figure it out. Then today we’re like “let’s just KZbin it”. Thank you so much

[@TimS.]

As a new Fleet & Equipment Manager, I appreciate you helping with some diagnostic work, this helped me remedy my GX240

[@youtubestar]

Thank you for tuning in and thank you for the support

[@galisteo25cassia64]

I could literally hug you lmao I got it working because of you!!!

[@Brice_Mitchell69]

Thank you man fixed all my problems

[@sgwealti]

Dude, you saved me so much money and time with this video. Thank you! I rented a plate compactor from Home Depot. Got it home and it kept stopping. Called Home Depot, they were useless and asked me to come exchange it. I checked the oil and it was good. Then after watching this I unplugged the yellow oil wire sensor and it worked fine after that. I plugged it back in when I returned it and told them what the problem was. Also kudos to you for not adding a 5 minute preamble to your video and getting straight to the point. So many youtubers unnecessarily turn a 2 minute video into a 10 minute video

[@youtubestar]

Thanks. Glad I could help. Really appreciate you taking time to leave the feedback buddy.

[@Stickerstacker]

Thank you, I was going nuts my GX200 would run great and just die but then start back up, this was the problem.

[@mrbmp09]

If your GX200 engine spits, sputters, backfires, and possibly runs fine intermittently or maybe not run at all, check the spark plug boot for arcing between the boot and valve cover. Mine was doing this and had me stumped until I started it after dark and saw the arcing. You can slip a thin piece of plastic like a milk jug in that area to confirm this. Thus was on a almost new pressure washer.

[@Burrrrrrrr25]

Been cussing the motor on my spray rig all day you saved my ass

[@josephdunning8114]

Literally just saved me from having to leave the job site

[@ianpeake7711]

Thanks mate you’re sensor thing worked a treat 👍

[@daneuri20]

You saved my day from dry probing👍

[@DIZ4SHIZNITS]

You the man Rob👍

[@redding1911]

Thanks, you are spot on.

[@Squidiot]

Helped me a lot. Thank you.

[@mattwaters6987]

Great video. Good to know! Thanks. 👍

[@pierreackermans943]

good idea thanks!!!

[@jjmimports]

Thank you!

[@user-xd7zk1pw5y]

thanks dude

[@ralfschmitz3892]

It helped immediately

[@ramonmartinez6720]

Awesome

[@JesseStLouis]

The sensor is easy to replace but the switch is inside the crankcase and seems a bit longer job than a few minutes

[@williamallen6934]

Im working on one now there so simple .but this things driving me crazy.

[@orbitalblimp]

Mine doesn't seem to have those sensors.

[@lebogangmazow]

please make a video using it

[@100tmarion]

Like

[@williamallen6934]

Can I subscribe 3 times .I need help.this engine is 12 years old never been ran it runs great then it don't ive done about everything I can think of ?

[@frankjulius4025]

Eish I fail to do my work today cos I couldn't start my machine so tomorrow I will try to disconnect this seasor