I have a Homelite UT08932 Vac Attack 2 blower that needs a new primer bulb is there a replacement available that will fit without having to replace whole carburetor

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I have a Homelite UT08107
Leaf Vac, I couldn't get it started so I took it completely apart and cleaned it all up and now I can't figure out how to put it back together. I'm looking for a shop or a servive manual

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Yes it will use a fuel mixture of 40:1(3.2 oz of two cycle oil to 1 gallon of gas). Any fuel sitting over 30 days now is considered bad fuel. All the manufacturers schools this year and told us this. We are finding it to be true.
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SOURCE: I need the proper gap for a new spark plug for my

Proper gap is .030 inch.

Hope this helps,
Dolf-

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SOURCE: primer bulb is cracked on my Homelite Blower/VAC

www.homelite.com to buy parts online
1.800.242.4672 customer service #
both will give you your local shop. Home depot also sells homelite products.

SOURCE: I own a Homelite Vac Attack II Model UT08546. The

OK! You know if you put fuel in it runs. You have replaced the fuel lines and filter which is great too. What is left? Two things....

1) fuel inlet screen inside the carb.

2) diapragm lever arm clearance.

Both of these are under the little covers on the carb. The one with four screws is the diapragm. The other will have one or two screws which is the inlet screen side.

Remove the gas from the vac and proceed to take the fuel inlet cover off.
The cover is under the air filter body so you have to pull the two star head screws out to get to it. With the fuel inlet cover removed you can pick out the screen inside the round hole and check it for debris/gelled fuel. These things plug at the drop of a hat! You can either try to clean the screen or go to a parts store and pickup a fresh one. I would go with a new one since the screens are so delicate cleaning is almost impossible. If you hold the screen up and look through it you will understand what I mean. You can also look on Ebay and order one and get it by mail. Which might be easier and still cost effective.

Once you replace the screen *(you put in the new by setting it in the hole and gently pressing it in with something blunt and about the size of the hole. It wont take much effort so be gentle. Once the screen is in put it back together, add a little fuel, and check the primer for rebound.
That is to say that the primer , once pushed in, should come back out quickly and fill with fuel. If it drags or stays in you still have a block somewhere in the system. This might mean removing the carb and stripping it completely and cleaning all the passages.

Do the screen thing first and we can discuss the diapragm work after that. Here is a link to homelite too:

http://www.homelite.com/service_support/order_parts