Should You Really Use An Aftermarket Carburetor? The Shocking Truth About These Cheap Replacements

[@fishnriver]

It's always easier to prevent a problem than to have to fix one. Thanks for the good info.

[@IndRepair]

Prevention is key in almost all the work we do. Pay attention to the details and you won't have to pay cash down the road to fix it. Thanks for watching!

[@bizboomer]

So, now I know what Tom Hanks does between movies. Great content. Thanks!

[@IndRepair]

Ha! Thanks for watching!!

[@tatersalad2067]

Very informative. Glad I came across your channel. Great video!

[@IndRepair]

Thanks for watching!

[@walleyeye]

Is there a tecumseh style carb that can replace a B&S Nikki type carb for snowblowers? 9.5hp B&S Craftsman snowblower.

[@IndRepair]

Sorry not for that one

[@trudyburns86]

now we have seen the junk , show a oem, thanks Lewis

[@IndRepair]

See that at kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnKZeJmLmKyAgas

[@karlbushnell4267]

Absolutely agree!

[@IndRepair]

Thanks for watching!

[@kevinknotts6337]

Good to know. Thanks

[@IndRepair]

Thanks for watching!

[@mewshifter]

i got a carb without a bolt on the bottom where you plug into it how do i check it for the bowl, i replaced it under a year ago because of leaking gas, got white smoke and gas in my oil now. don't mind getting a different one if its got a bolt to get in but can't find a way in on the modle that I know fits

[@IndRepair]

They all should come apart. I have only ever seen a couple designs that wouldn't. If it has a fuel solenoid the whole assembly normally screws out to remove the bowl

[@mewshifter]

@@IndRepair turns out you put a wrench between the bucket and plug Issue is its plastic and cannot adjust the float so what you get is what you get. Idk if another module is compatable

[@mewshifter]

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[@francislang5075]

great video

[@IndRepair]

Thanks for watching

[@stevenkmckendallsr1169]

What about aftermarket vs OEM "plastic" carburetors, such as those found on small engine products, like walk behind or self-propelled lawn mowers, etc., with the Briggs & Stratton engines, that utilize such? Would the same concept apply w/regard to those, as well? Probably need to look out for "plastic" shavings &/or fragments, too? And if so, I imagine that would probably also apply to Briggs & Stratton OEM plastic carbs, based upon your other ("Metal In Carburetor Bowl? Think Because It Is OEM Or Name Brand There Is Quality Control?") video, at kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnKZeJmLmKyAgas ? Thanks, in advance.

[@IndRepair]

We have found plastic shavings in these even OEM several times, definitely need checked also

[@stevenkmckendallsr1169]

@@IndRepair THank you !

[@IndRepair]

Glad to help, crazy quality control!

[@driver144]

So I’m guessing you should at least try to clean out before installing

[@IndRepair]

Should definitely do a full clean on any carburetor you install! Thanks for watching!