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Re: The Official unofficial CPE 2000i Generator Thread
DSchmidt_2000 wrote: sbronco68 wrote: Thanks for the link, I will definitely be calling them on Monday I just fear a factory carb is going to be very expensive, I thought I read someone had replaced the carb with a non carb compliant one for around $25, but for the life of me I can’t find where I read that. I think you'll be surprised how cheap it will be from Champion themselves. Yup you were right. A new carburetor from CPE directly is $27+shipping. This does not include the sevo motor on top as the picture in the manual shows.483Views0likes0CommentsRe: The Official unofficial CPE 2000i Generator Thread
MrRchitty wrote: sbronco68 wrote: Hi guys I just picked up a CPE 2000i from a garage sale brand new, still had the "needs oil" sticker for $250. Problem is it looks like it got water or something in the gas tank at one point and now the carburetor is destroy. The inside of the bowl is rusted and the float and seat are seized sold. I have google'ing for hours and cant find a new carburetor for it. Any help on where to get a new carburetor (aftermarket non CARB is fine) would be very much appreciated. Thanks Shawn Call them, http://www.championpowerequipment.com/ Thanks for the link, I will definitely be calling them on Monday I just fear a factory carb is going to be very expensive, I thought I read someone had replaced the carb with a non carb compliant one for around $25, but for the life of me I can’t find where I read that.483Views0likes0CommentsRe: The Official unofficial CPE 2000i Generator Thread
Hi guys I just picked up a CPE 2000i from a garage sale brand new, still had the "needs oil" sticker for $250. Problem is it looks like it got water or something in the gas tank at one point and now the carburetor is destroy. The inside of the bowl is rusted and the float and seat are seized sold. I have google'ing for hours and cant find a new carburetor for it. Any help on where to get a new carburetor (aftermarket non CARB is fine) would be very much appreciated. Thanks Shawn483Views0likes0Comments
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