how do u install this? does it come with a new gas block to replace the old one?
271349
Make sure to use thread lock on the screws or you'll spend a lot of time tightening those screws.
271350
It clamps onto the barrel and strut using two screws. The strut attaches to the existing gas block using a set screw.
271351
It does not come with a new gas block. It mounts onto existing block via two hex nuts. The bore end clamps the accu-strut tube to the barrel. . Very easy and clear instructions come with.
1791082
Be sure you're using good fresh 40:1 gas mix. If you aren't sure you can always buy some of the premixed stuff from the big box home improvement store. The other big thing is the choke on this is a bit tricky, make sure you pull it all the way out (the stop lever moves up into the running position when the choke is pulled all the way) then after a few pulls slowly press it back in to half choke, that is about 3/4 of the way back in. I start mine with the chain brake off, not sure if thats proper or not.
719729
I really can't answer that we took the entire replacement part to our gas station they installed it for $86.00. Your best bet is to ask your service person.
2015842
Not the gas pedal,the new one simply snaps on over the exsisting pedal.Very easy compared to the brake pedal,good luck.
1287527
Yes, it comes with both the gasket and screws to reinstall the new one. Make sure that you pull the old one and measure it so that you order the right one. Even an inch difference either way could be the difference of it not fitting properly or if it's too short it can throw off the fuel gauge significantly.
1176696
You have to attach to fuel block. Don't buy these they are a ripoff and don't work.
1736957
I replaced this quite a while ago, but you should just be able to unscrew black nut that holds the green top part (that holds the gasket in place) very easily. And then just reverse the process. Take a look at some of the other reviews for some good pointers. Good luck.
702975
I am a homeowner and installed it myself. Safety is paramount so familiarity with LP and natural gas and connections is critical. If you are comfortable with these, you can install yourself. If not, call your local gas company and let a pro do it
448681
Mine did. My gas block was lower than my rail, so obviously I had to order the taller version.
177130
It sounds more like a carburetor however you can replace both for under$125.00 if you install it yourself. Be sure to order two gaskets as you need to purchase separately.
347445
It depends on the length of the gun but their the same specs. Most gas blocks are different in the way they are mounted some are "welded" some have set screws. But all can be changed for an A2 style or a low profile gas block. I hope this helps.
1497232
Yuppers like a charm. When you pull the stock one off. Ther is going be a mesh-like fitting that wont allow you to putt new exhaust on. JUst wiggle that off and your good to go. It will have you drill a small hole for a pin that will hold it in place. But other than that. It is extremely easy to install. About 15 mins for me. Hope this helps. If you want to see pics email me at ryanskelton88@gmail.com
1506333
No it's not included, so you need to buy yourself. Check the type of the gas tank as the one we had at home did not fit.
1914899
Fits on top of the rail like it says in the description. Don't know what a lower gas block is.
1089947
Mine has a plastic cover that screws off. You must have the gas shielding type.
2257728
gas line to the pilot comes off. but the other line no.. its best to replace the whole thing. if its rusty and you you cant get it off you may have to make a new bracket to hold it.
407683
Yes the seals are included and so you don't need a gasket. It is a different seal/gasket from the factory intake that is specific to this intake, and it matches up to the block.