When looking to replace a carburetor for a Kohler engine, it is best to know the exact size of your current unit. The standard carburetor for a K321 or K361 engine has a body diameter of.822". The body diameter of a K141 or K180 engine is.812". You can find this information on the carburetor.

To measure the carburetor, use a dial caliper or plug gauge to determine the size. You can also use a deep-well socket to determine the correct diameter. The size of the choke lever will vary depending on which model of the Kohler engine it is used in. The part number of your engine will be stamped on the carburetor's flange. The size of the throttle lever is also very important.

To change the carburetor, simply open the side holes and spray the aerosol carburetor cleaner inside the throttle bore and float bowl area. This step is required if you are using a Kohler #26, #28, or #30 carburetor. You can also spray WD-40 into the hole in the choke plate to clear any debris. Make sure that you follow manufacturer guidelines for safety.

To check the solenoid, attach a 12V battery to the positive (+) post of the battery to the plunger. Turn the engine on and you should hear a "click" sound. If the solenoid is working properly, it will not make a clicking noise when the throttle is pushed in. If it is not working, try changing the carburetor. The process is very easy and does not require any technical knowledge.


To replace a carburetor, follow the manufacturer's instructions. While it may be difficult to remove the old carburetor, you must be able to disassemble the old one without damaging it. Then, replace it with the new one. If it is in good condition, it should work fine. If it isn't, you will need to replace it. If the carburetor is worn, it means that it is no longer working properly. To do this, it must be replaced.

If the carburetor is too old, it will need to be replaced. Often, it will not start with the choke plate open. To repair this problem, you must check the choke plate. Ensure it is open or close it to avoid the risk of a wet hand. If you have a damaged or bent choke plate, you may need to replace the entire carburetor. To replace a damaged or faulty carburetor, make sure the gas line is clear of dirt and grease before removing it from the fuel tank.

A Carburetor for a Kohler engine may be a bit difficult to find. The brand-new car will not work if it is not compatible with the carburetor. The old one will need to be bored out. If you're replacing an old one, it is best to buy a new one made for this model. If it does not work, replace the whole unit.

The Carter Model N #18 Carburetor is a professionally rebuilt unit for a Kohler engine. It has a 30mm venturi. If you need to replace your old carburetor, choose the model that matches the model number of your Kohler. You can also replace the solenoid on this engine. However, if your carburetor is too old, you can find a new one that fits your existing engine.

The Kohler model K361 #30 carburetor venturi is 1.25" in diameter. A new model will perform better than the stock carburetor at wide open throttle. A performance camshaft will also increase the horsepower of your motor. A high-performance Carburetor will be easier to install than a standard replacement. This engine is a great choice for competition pulling.

The professional rebuilt Cv730s Carburetor can be used with any Kohler engine. The part number of the Cv730s is irrelevant. The Professionally Rebuilt K361 Carburetor can be installed in your vehicle. Billious Inc. The SV30s has a 1.062" venturi and can fit most other K361 engines. The SV70 and the V730s have the same nozzle size.