Review on Honda 16100 Z8B 901 Carburetor BB76A A by Chris Sanders

My 4 year old Honda GCV160 stalled out of the blue and won't start. It stays in the garage all year round with a fuel stabilizer in the tank. Removed spark plug, checked fuel lines and emergency switch. Booted up and worked for just a few moments. I noticed that the carburetor has a lower gut screw and a flush screw on the body. I found out and decided it wasn't convenient for maintenance. I googled the alphanumeric names and nothing came up. Installation Notes: 1. Access the Repair Clinic YouTube video and follow the instructions. All three seals fell off, as did the automatic choke, so you played Tetris to find out how hopelessly everything was reset. This video was a lifesaver.2. Get some gas afterwards and fill up the carburettor or you pull the starter for a week. Fired up instantly :) Considering the absurdly low cost here, it's worth every penny. Thank you for the affordable OEM product!