Do any of these tools remove the tamperproof plug on echo carburetors?
1947756
if the plugs are plastic simply take a drywall screw and screw it in it wiill push the plug right off
1947757
No it's just for adjusting the 4 specific types of screws on most makes if they're plugged you'll have to remove them first.
1947758
No, they are just adjusting tools for four different types of adjustment screws.
1947759
No. One of these will turn the adjusting screw once the limiter cap is removed.
1947760
No for carb adjusting only try looking on YouTube for videos on removing tamper proof on echo carbs
1947761
no you have to break them off so you can adjust them than all you need is a screw driver
1923544
Yes, detailed instructions. Also check out you ybue for videos of this tool in use. By the way champion makes replacement plugs in one piece so you dont have this problem again.
358802
Yes but only before you crimp it. Once crimped it is easy to remove but you will need a new coil. I love using this for training packets and product catalogs.
1035558
The Zama website states that the carburetor is compatible with, Echo ES230 231 GT200 201 SRM 200, 201. It worked with my SRM210 so it's likely that it is more versatile than zama's website mentions.
1159801
This tool is designed to remove broken plugs from the ford 5.4 triton engine I would be afraid to use it on a different style plug you may end up with some of the plug in the engine
596369
that I have no idea...never tried to remove it. Sorry, wish I could be of more assistance.Call Westec.
463503
Unfortuantely, Zama does not make gaskets, so no. Most people reuse their old gaskets. If that's not possible, you can get one from your local Echo dealer.
1722819
Yes. You just pull the plug out. Easy to do if you use some needle nose pliers.
820742
These tools use proprietary inserts--at least I have not found them elsewhere. Not sure about other tools.
1627546
Stick a flat blade screw driver under the socket and twist to pop it off or tap it in with a hammer if it's really stubborn.
1215566
This won't work for your car. You need 234-4011 for the upstream (between the cat and engine) and 234-4098 for the downstream (after the cat). I verified this information at densoautoparts,com. For removing it, the easiest way is to use a ratchet and a specialized socket you can buy on amazon for cheap. Search for Powerbuilt 648691, it's like 10 bucks. To reset your engine light, either wait until the sensors reset themselves by forgetting about it and just keep driving or you can buy an OBDII tool for about 50 bucks. A good option on amazon is Innova 3030 diagnostic scan tool. Hope that helps.
1536061
Just pulled a grill and they look like socket/Allen head screws...use an Allen wrench to remove.
395412
Yes. I just changed my oil yesterday and they work as designed. Easy to remove as well as reinstall.
676664
The answer is yes, you will remove your FICM (fuel injection control module) from the drivers side valve cover. You should disconnect both batteries first, once you have it off the vehicle you will find a small cover on top of the unit remove the cover, once you have the cover off you will find nuts underneath they must be removed in order to separate the top and bottom of the shell after removing the perimeter screws. The two halves can be difficult sometimes even with all the screws removed. Once you have the two halves apart you will need to free the control board from the unit.
1725772
Yes you will need a special tool to separate the fitting if the need arises. The tool is plastic and shaped like the letter C. The removal tool is inexpensive and easy to use.
186754
Yes, its quite easy. You just need a 10mm socket. There are some videos on it if you search for replacing honda fit coil pack or honda fit spark plugs (have to move the coil packs to get to the spark plugs)
1303625
A filter wrench BUT they don't give one - I used an auto oil filter wrench. Tap Master is crap. Maybe a male friend can open it.Go to pureearth.comSorry so late in reply