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This replacement fuel tank kit from PetrolScooter is designed for owners of Honda GX160 engines specifically utilized in water pump applications. It offers a comprehensive and cost-effective solution for replacing damaged or corroded tanks, including essential pipes and a cap for a straightforward swap. Users should note that this is a non-OEM (non-genuine) component and does not include a fuel tap, requiring the reuse of your existing tap or the purchase of a compatible one separately.
| Model Part Number | 32749 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PetrolScooter |
No, this is a non-genuine (aftermarket) product manufactured by PetrolScooter, designed to be compatible with Honda GX160 engines.
No, the kit includes the tank, cap, and pipes, but the fuel tap must be reused from your current setup or purchased separately.
This tank is specifically designed for the water pump configuration. Check your existing mounting points and dimensions to see if it aligns with your specific generator model.
The tank measures 240 mm long, 215 mm wide, and 140 mm high.
Use a fuel-resistant thread sealant or a new rubber gasket if your original one is worn out during the transfer of the tap to the new tank.
Ensure the fuel tap is tightened correctly and that the seal or washer is properly seated against the tank mounting point.
Check that the fuel pipes are not kinked or obstructed and verify that the fuel cap vent is not blocked, preventing air from entering the tank.
Before installation, ensure the engine is completely cool and the area is free of debris. To set up, remove your old tank by unscrewing the mounting bolts, then transfer your existing fuel tap to the new tank using a fuel-resistant thread sealant if necessary. Connect the new fuel pipes to the carburetor and the tap securely, checking for any leaks before filling the tank with fresh fuel. To maintain the tank, avoid leaving old fuel inside for extended periods, as this can lead to varnish build-up. Regularly inspect the pipes for signs of cracking or hardening, and clean the exterior with a damp cloth to prevent corrosion.
