Honda GX690 V-Twin Engine Service

[@justinchrystie1886]

Good job mate lots of info

[@melbournepowerequipment3441]

Glad you enjoyed, thanks mate!

[@silenthitsuraan7159]

How many litters of fuel consumption per hour of this engine.

[@melbournepowerequipment3441]

Hi, the Honda GX690 Engine consumes 6.7 Litres of fuel per hour at 3600 rpm. Thanks heaps - Melbourne Power Equipment

[@ChuckNorris01]

Hello where do you get your replacement/maintenance parts from?

[@melbournepowerequipment3441]

Hi, we are an Authorised Honda Dealer, all of our Honda parts are Genuine and come directly to us from Honda. We are also Authorised Dealers for Kohler, Yamaha, Aussie Pumps, Briggs & Stratton & many more! Thanks, from the Melbourne Power Equipment Team.

[@ChuckNorris01]

@@melbournepowerequipment3441 do you have a website so I can view parts for this motor?

[@melbournepowerequipment3441]

We sure do, it is www.melbpower.com.au. If you can't find what you are looking for, shoot me an e-mail at [e-mail] & i will help you out, Cheers!

[@ChuckNorris01]

@@melbournepowerequipment3441 oh I just realized your in Australia? Do you have eBay Listing that way purchase can be easier for both of us?

[@melbournepowerequipment3441]

No, we don't sorry. We currently only sell through our website. Thanks heaps!

[@abrahamabekah5364]

Hi, I have a Honda gx690 engine running my power generator. The last time started, it ran for about 3 minutes, then stopped. Upon checking I realized that the carb as well as the exhaust muffler are all filled with fuel. I have tried this on three occasions and same scenario. Please what might be wrong? Thanks

[@melbournepowerequipment3441]

Hi Abraham, It sounds like you Carby is flooding, most likely due to contaminants between the needle & seat inside the Carby not allowing the fuel flow to stop. The Carby will need to be removed & cleaned thoroughly, along with a new fuel filter and a good look in the fuel tank to make sure it's not full of bits of dirt/debris. I would also check the engine oil, when I see this issue in the workshop it normally fills the engine sump with fuel as well which dilutes the engine oil. If this is the case the engine oil will need to be removed & refilled, with a new oil filter. Thanks mate, I hope this helps! - David

[@abrahamabekah5364]

Thanks David, I’ll go at it immediately and revert. Bless you.

[@melbournepowerequipment3441]

You are very welcome!