10-Pack Carburetor Float Needle Valve Seat Kit for Briggs Stratton 398188 3.5-6hp
10-Pack Carburetor Float Needle Valve Seat Kit for Briggs Stratton 398188 3.5-6hp
HIPA 10-Pack Carburetor Float Needle Valve Seat Kit for Briggs Stratton 398188 3.5-6hp
This HIPA carburetor rebuild kit services worn or contaminated carburetor metering components. It is an aftermarket replacement identified through the HIPA supplier record; equipment and engine brand names below describe compatibility references and do not imply affiliation with those manufacturers.
Why this part matters
Hard starting, surging, flooding, or fuel leakage can have several causes. Confirm the carburetor number and component details before choosing a rebuild kit.
Verified identity and application
| Brand / supplier | HIPA |
|---|---|
| Supplier SKU | G758-BF379-E |
| Component type | Carburetor Rebuild Kit |
| Supplier-listed application and references | 10PK Carburetor Float Needle Valve Seat Kit for Briggs Stratton 398188 3.5-6hp |
| What one purchase includes | 10 carburetor rebuild kits |
Fitment safeguard
Verify the complete OEM or replacement number together with the engine or mower model, type, code, serial range, deck configuration, and the original part's mounting and connection details. Do not order from appearance alone. For filters, compare dimensions and sealing style; for electrical or fuel parts, compare terminals, connectors, ports, linkage, orientation, and mounting as applicable.
Installation and service guidance
Shut the engine off, allow it to cool, and disconnect the spark plug or battery as appropriate before service. Follow the equipment manufacturer's service procedure and torque specifications. Inspect related hoses, wiring, fasteners, seals, pulleys, or mounting surfaces before reassembly. No verified product-specific official installation manual was attached to this supplier record, so the engine or equipment service manual remains the controlling source.
Ordering check
Compare every character of the replacement reference and the equipment identification before purchase. If the original part number has been superseded, confirm the supersession through the equipment manufacturer's current parts diagram or an authorized service source.