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Briggs & Stratton Generator Fuel Shut-Off Valve Kit 192980GS

Name: Briggs & Stratton Generator Fuel Shut-Off Valve Kit 192980GS
Brand: Generac, Craftsman, Briggs & Stratton, Troybilt, Snapper
Price: 32.21 USD

Part #192980GS

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Briggs & Stratton Generator Fuel Shut-off Valve Kit 192980GS

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Part Information

Basic Information

Part Name: Generator Fuel Shut-Off Valve Kit
Manufacturer: Briggs & Stratton
Category: Generator Parts
Primary Function: Shuts off the fuel supply to the carburetor

Installation & Compatibility

Compatible Models: Fits various Briggs & Stratton generator models. Please confirm this part is correct for your model before ordering.
Installation Difficulty: Medium?requires caution due to fuel handling
Tools Required: Wrench, screwdriver, work gloves

Additional Information

The Briggs & Stratton generator fuel shut-off valve kit (part number 192980GS) replaces part numbers 78299GS and 80270GS. It controls fuel flow to the carburetor, helping prevent leaks and ensuring clean engine shutdown.

If your generator leaks fuel, smells like gas, or struggles to start, a faulty shut-off valve may be the cause. Swapping it out can fix these issues and keep your fuel system sealed and running safely.

Before installation, let the engine cool completely and drain the gas tank. Work in a well-ventilated area and wear gloves to protect against fuel exposure. Use a wrench and screwdriver to remove the old valve and install the new one. Always check your generator?s parts diagram for any model-specific instructions.