Carburetor For PowerStroke 3500W Generator – Fits PS9C3501B & Honda 16100-Z530710 – Azpartspro

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Description

Brand new, never installed, still in its original packaging – fresh from the supplier.
This is a carburetor from Azpartspro, specifically designed to fit PowerStroke 3500-watt generators, model PS9C3501B.
It also crosses over to Honda generator part number 16100-Z530710, so it fits a bunch of other units too – including Honda EB2200X, EG2200X, EM1600X, EM1800X, EM2200X, as well as Wen Power Pro 2200W and 3500W models with 5.

Carburetor Kit P54173 for Powerstroke PS902500 PS903500 Generators 2500 3125 350

5HP or 6.
5HP engines.

Carburetor Carb Replaces For PowerStroke Generator PS902500 PS903500 PS9C3501 2500 3125 3500 4375 Watt Engine 16100-Z140610 16100-Z530710 208CC 212CC

Also works with UST gasoline generators like GG23, GG3500, and GG4200.

Carburetor For Homelite PS903500D Powerstroke Generator – Fits 16100-Z530710

Basically, if you've got a small 5.
5 or 6.

LIYYDS Carburetor Kit Compatible with Powerstroke PS902500 PS903500 PS9C3501 PS9C3501B 2500 3125 3500 4375 Watt 208CC 212CC P54173 Generator 16100-Z140610 16100-Z530710, Carburetors - Canada

5 HP engine on a portable generator, this carb is likely a direct swap.

Carburetor carb For PS9C3501B PowerStroke 3,500 Watt generator fit 16100- Z530710

It's a custom bundle with everything you need – gaskets and mounting hardware included in most cases.
The type is standard float bowl, manual choke, and throttle linkage that matches the original.
Made to replace the old gummed-up carb that's causing hard starting or surging.

Predator 212 224 Carburetor Kit for Champion Generac 3500 4000W Generator | Replaces 16100-ZB2-035 for compatible 196cc 208cc 212cc 224cc 6.5HP 7HP generator engines

UPC is 710050682568, so you can look it up.

Carburetor Carb Assy Fit for Predator 3500W Inverter Generator 63584 | Compatible with Honda Generator Parts EU3000IS, Replace 16100-Z0V-D12 16100-ZL0-D65 16100-ZL0-D66

Install is easy – just unbolt the old one, bolt this on, connect the fuel line, and fire it up.