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nascarnut · Mar 5, 2013, 07:18 PM

Hello. I'm trying to rebuild my Briggs & Stratton carb and all I can find is older diagrams of it. Does anybody have a digram of a Nikki carb #699161 G02510. It's on a 12 HP Model # 21A907-0124 Type EI Thanks

crigby · Mar 5, 2013, 08:03 PM

Hi,
Thanks for the numbers, and here is the link to the IPL(Illustrated Parts List):
http://bsintek.basco.com/BriggsDocum...LXBnfBhU7y.pdf
And I will see if I can attach here(if it is small enough.)
Peace,
Clarke
PS Too large, not editable..

nascarnut · Mar 5, 2013, 08:10 PM

Originally Posted by crigby

Hi,
Thanks for the numbers, and here is the link to the IPL(Illustrated Parts List):
http://bsintek.basco.com/BriggsDocum...LXBnfBhU7y.pdf
and I will see if I can attach here(if it is small enough.)
Peace,
Clarke
PS Too large, not editable..

Thank you very much. This will be very helpful.

refixer · Mar 19, 2013, 07:42 PM

I was cleaning mine (same Nikki) and a small part fell into my hand and I can't tell where it goes. Looks like 127A. I think it fits down into the main lift jet but not sure which way is up. It has small o-ring and each end is tapered to the inside hole. Can anyone help?

crigby · Mar 20, 2013, 08:00 PM

Hi,
127A is a welch plug that fits in the side of the carband cover the low speed circuits. Got a digital camera to take a picture and post?
Peace,
Clarke

refixer · Mar 20, 2013, 09:14 PM

Clarke

I got it back together for my dad. Runs like new! But, Still leaks down into crankcase so I put a inline shutoff valve.

crigby · Mar 21, 2013, 09:22 AM

Hi,
That is what many a Deere STX38 owner did because of the same problem. It is sometimes a problem with gravity-fed fuel systems. Usually it was the tip of the inlet needle deformed, or in older models, wear to the inlet seat itself making it no longer conical.
Peace,
Clarke

refixer · Mar 21, 2013, 10:23 AM

Noted.

This one does not have a seat. Or it got lost. Couldn't find one on the parts blowup. ODD, seems it would be a required part to seal properly.

Every carb I ever worked on had a rubber donut seat but, it's not shown on diagrams in this post. I thought about making my own seat out of epoxy.

crigby · Mar 21, 2013, 11:13 AM

Hi,
The seat, in this case, is the top of the brass sleeve the inlet needle goes in with a conical area at the top and an orifice smaller than the sleeve itself. Older B&S had replaceable ones, but the newer Walbros and Nikkis do not offer it as a part. Most mechanics could not successfully replace one anyway.
Peace,
Clarke