Learn how to remove, clean, and replace the carburetor on a Generac GP5500 generator. This same carburetor is on several models like Coleman, Caterpillar, Duro-Max, Craftsman, Champion, Briggs & Stratton, Honda, DeWalt, and many others.
00:00 I'm not Harold
00:31 Remove engine breather and airbox
02:02 Remove fuel lines
02:52 Remove linkages and carburetor
03:22 Clean carburetor exterior
04:24 Remove carb bowl
05:30 Remove float, main jet, and emulsion tube
07:08 Clean carb passages
09:12 Re-assemble carb parts
12:39 Replace carburetor linkages and fuel lines
13:36 Replace airbox
14:50 Replace breather tube
15:35 Replace air cleaner and cover
16:19 The money shot
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