20 Most Recent Honda Karcher G2400HH-R Pressure Washer - Page 9 Questions & Answers

not sure what the question is. Two Bolts thru air cleaner and thru carb to engine. where is the specific problem?

have you disconnected the hose where it attaches to the pump? Many times you will get a build-up of sediment at the screen filter at the pump

if you take out the spark plug can you get the cord to pull out? IF the machine has not run in a long time, perhaps the Needle valve is stuck in the open position causing too much fuel to run into the Head after the first shutdown. Vapor Lock

i thought this was a cable driven unit. is cable adjusted?

did you take the choke off after engine warmed up?

has it been long while since it ran last? Sounds like the carburetor infusure is gummed up (carburetor). Ethanol gas is the main headache to ALL carbureted engines. The country needs to say goodbye to the useless ethanol

you have to hold the start button until the green light comes on.

trans is junk. as they all were.

You have 1 of 3 possible issues; a dirty carburetor, a clogged fuel line or your ignition module (attached to your plug wire) is going. If you can start the engine back fairly quickly it's probably the fuel. If it takes 10-20 minutes to restart, the ignition module.

Make sure fuel shutoff is set properly and check flow volume into carburetor.

Likely its fuel starved at the carburetor. Given its history, I suspect a stuck carburetor float. Suggest you first try a fuel treatment such as Seafoam. If that doesn't work clean out the carburetor bowl and if that doesn't get it running right, the carb will have be removed for a proper cleaning. Be mindful of cost for carb cleaning as a brand new knock off carburetor is far cheaper than the rebuild kit + labor.

https://engines.honda.com/support-and-service/owners-manuals/gc160 SPARK PLUG Recommended Spark Plug: NGK BPR6ES

Fumes can be seen ? I think you meant flames can be seen. If so, it sounds to me like you have a hole in the piston or broken rings.

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sounds like still a carb problem probably need to rebuild

Maybe a cable or linkage broken or frozen.

The engine or the pump?

Check all areas where the grass gets sucked or thrown such as the areas under the mower. Sounds like it could be plugged some place. Check your blades also and see if they are working properly.

depends on the trans type to know what the repair is.

no you don't need a fuel pump if gravity fed.