Wacker Pump PG1 2014 Carburetor Replacement

ID: 141887

Description: Use this guide to replace the carburetor on a...

Steps:

1. Before beginning repairs, disconnect and remove all hoses.
2. Flip the motor ignition switch into the OFF position.

3. Use a 4 mm hex key to remove the bolt securing the engine cover.

4. Lift up to remove the engine cover.

5. Use your fingers to pinch the locking tab on the top of the air box cover.

6. Tilt the unlocked air cleaner cover down and pull it away from the air box to unhook it.
7. Remove the air box cover.

8. Use a 6 mm socket to remove the two nuts securing the air box.

9. Pull the air box directly away from the motor to remove it.
10. Once removed, the metal bracket inside of the air box will become loose. Don't lose it.

11. Use your finger to pull down the spring-loaded throttle pulley.

12. While pulling down on the throttle pulley, use your finger to lift the throttle linkage out of its slot on the pulley.

13. Pull the carburetor off of the two threaded shafts.
14. The carburetor is still attached to fuel lines, so don't attempt to completely remove it yet.
15. Don't let the carburetor put tension on the fuel lines—hold onto it and continue to the next step.

16. Use a pair of needle nose pliers to compress the two hose clamp tabs on the black hose.
17. While compressing the tabs, slide the hose clamp up and off of the carburetor nipple.

18. Residual fuel in the carburetor or hoses may leak out during the following steps. Have shop towels or rags handy to catch any drips.
19. Use your fingers to pull the black hose off of the straight carburetor nipple.

20. Use your fingers to pull the pink hose off of the angled carburetor nipple.

21. Only the carburetor remains.