Zama Genuine Part # C1Q-P22C , C1Q Butterfly Diaphragm Carburetor

Need to replace the original carb. Works great and worth the price over trying to rebuild the old one.

installed on an old craftsman blower / vac that I couldn't get running right even after installing new fuel lines an cleaning old carb. installed new carb an fired up after 3 pulls needed high speed adjusted but didn't have correct tool as it requires a double D not the spline type that I already had and didn't want to do the hacksaw cut on a new carb to adjust so ordered correct tool adjusted high speed an she runs like new . so even with the carb being more expensive than the knockoffs and spending ~ $10 for a complete set of small engine carb adjustment tools I'm money ahead not having to purchase a new blower.

delivery time okay, items okay worked like the original

Works good w/ minor adjustment

I couldn't get the weedeater to run. I tried to clean the carb but obviously I couldn't get to all the jets and passage ways.I used this to replace the old one and it fired up second pull of the cord. Great stuff.

The motor ran good but the carb was running rich. It would be nice to have an adjustment tool to help the setting. It requires a special adjust tool.

With new gaskets and a the new carburetor, the string trimmer could not be tuned properly. So I cleaned and reinstalled the old carburetor and the string trimmer tunes just fine. I suspect that the new carburetor I received is defective and was most likely a returned/ used item and sold to me as new. Stay away from this seller if you don’t want returned items sold to you as new. I wished Amazon did a better job preventing sellers from selling returned/used items as new, but I’ll assume it’s hard for Amazon to control.

worked like a charm, easy replacement... If your trimmer is old and neglected this will do the trick.. hint: purchase the fuel line kit in case the lines are brittle and break when you remove them to do the repair. they can stick to the carburetor and rip when you take them off and if they are old, they can leak when you put them back on... just an fyi...