Ryobi 3100 psi pressure washer: How to fix from stalling with preventative maintenance.
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- In this video, I show how to clear a trouble with the Ryobi 3100 psi pressure washer with the idle down option. Make sure you run the gasoline dry when you’re storing it for a long period of time! Also make sure you run that hose water for at least 15 seconds to clear out any calcium or other contaminants. Thanks again for watching. Catch you on the next one. Yo sonny!!!
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I don't normally comment on videos but this one I do. Very informative video. The best I have seen. Thank you!!!
First video I found that goes over all the possible issues. Mine starts and runs and when pulling the trigger it runs really well but when I'm not pulling the trigger the engine pulses up and down. Then when I pull the trigger it runs smooth but it doesn't just idle smooth like yours. Hope cleaning all this will fix. Think I also have an oil leak. Noticed the grass was dead the following day and felt slick on the plate under the engine. Don't know where from though. Thanks for making this video. Gotta sub outta me.
My frustration level nearly lead me to giving this expensive toy away...BUT, after viewing this video - BRAVO, excellent job with this video. I was able to follow all steps and was able to get the pressure washer back in service. Good Job.
Nice!!!! Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe,share,like the channel. Catch you on the next one👍🏻
Dude! I get your frustration. I have the same model and I HATE it. Getting it started is always a real issue with pressure building up and it dying and you wouldn't be able to pull the starter cord until you pulled the trigger to release pressure. Then when you finally get it started it dies as soon as you want to start using it.
I had the same exact problem. Carb was good, that dump valve was pretty gummed up. I took the small nut off the valve, then the large one, then pulled the spring off. Then I took a 11/16 socket (3/8 drive), flipped it facing the hole so the drive part rode the nipple part of the larger nut. Then snug it up and start turning the large nut and your dump valve will pull out super easy. DO NOT USE AN IMPACT! Good luck.
Brother, thank you for your comment! Your way of removing the valve works flawlessly. That was the only part of the break down I thought would give me hell. Fortunately my valve was clean, but I won’t hesitate to check it again some day.
Great tip! This trick worked perfectly for me.
I did this and it stays on now but now I have no pressure did I mess up the plug?
My problem WAS the unloader valve! Thank you for posting this! I pulled it out cleaned it, put it back in and it still shut off when I pulled the trigger, so I tightened the nut a bit more and it worked! Thanks! (I have the ryobi 2800 psi model fyi)
I have the same machine and its always been a problem. With your video I was able to fix it, and then again the next year, and finally this year. This power washer is just crap no matter how hard I try. If you are watching this, fix it then sell it. Love the video, but this is the last times I watch it.
I agree 100% Jason👍🏻
Thank you for walking all the way through this. The cable with the spring fixed ours!!! Thanks again for posting!
Your very welcome bro. Good luck👍🏻
I have the same pressure washer with the same issues. I love fixing things, and I will try your tips. What a hero you are.
Good luck👍🏻
Exactly my problem. Thanks so much!
Update- I did everything but it still was stalling when not powered. Turns out the lower spring connecting the cable to the throttle had stretched. When I adjusted more tension by moving to the other slot it was fine. Still appreciate all I learned.
Good luck with it
Thank you for posting this. I’ve been living with a non-functioning idle-down for four seasons. Really frustrating. I’ll take a run at the three items you suggest. Looking forward to getting this machine running properly.
Good luck Rocky👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻yo Adrian I did it👍🏻
Up ‘till midnight last night following your advice. Left the carb alone, but refurbished the loading valve, idle down cable and finger filter. Works beautifully for the first time in years. Thank you!
Don’t know why you went to the trouble of posting the video, but it was exactly what I needed to get my machine to perform. Much appreciated!
I got a craftsman 2550 and it wasn't running at all so I cleaned the carb and it's now a 1 pull start every time but it does gradually start bogging down till it stalls while im hammering the trigger so naturally it needs more cleaning for sure
Thanks a bunch after watching this video and you tried to start it after cleaning the carb and the unloader it ran exactly like mine is right now so I'm excited to test the cable and see if it is stuck I'm almost sure this is gonna fix mine will wb later to let you know how it worked out after I clean the carb and unloader still was stalling out but then I found your video im so grateful
Good video. Ours ran perfect for 3 years and it just stopped running after you press nozzle. Thanks for a detailed video so we can follow. Good job
thanks for watching. good luck with your repair👍🏻
You are saving folks a ton of money! Thank You Sir!
Thank you!!
Best video on UA-cam for this pressure washer!
Thanks NINEROUT👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes, I agree. I watched so many on this model, but only this one covers everything.
i'm picking one of these up for $80, i've done some small engine repairs before but i'm still nervous.... this video helped reassure me. It looks new and the guy said he's only used it a handful of times since he bought it new a year ago. Says it stalls when he lets go of the trigger. Wish me luck.
GOOD LUCK!!!!🍀
Thanks for this video I hope it helps me. I have a ryobi 3300 gas powered GCV 190 motor. Started with gummed up carb. Cleaned it out started right up 2 days ago but only pressure for 1/2 second. Left it outside and it rained. Now won't start at all. Pulled unloader valve, came out easily with screwdriver. Looked ok to me. Tapped it back in and put clip back in. I really pray that it is this idle cable you mentioned on the video. If it is that would be great. I am going to pull the spark plug and check that too. Thanks again this could be my problem too!
Sounds like it. Next time you leave it outside either throw a cover on it or put it in an overhang. Good luck with the idle cable. 👍🏻👍🏻
I've got the same PW and had the same problem. The first thing you need to check is anchor point for that idle down cable sleeve. Ryobi uses a cheap plastic cable anchor with a bolt into more plastic. I pulled & lubed the cable and spring valve thingy but it was moving pretty easily already. Started and same problem. I moved the cable clamp 3 coils closer the end of the sleeve and the problem was solved.
I have the exact same pressure washer with the exact same issue. Thank you for putting this video up! I can’t wait till tomorrow morning to try these fixes on mine.
Good luck. Try the idle cable first. let me know if it helps👍🏻
Should I empty my gas tank before I start the procedure???
Got me going in the right direction. I ended up bypassing the idle down cable. There was ring under that instruction card on the side that I assume was intended for that idle down return spring for using that engine in other equipment. Hooked the spring over and got me through the day so I can do a proper fix later.
The insulation on the idle down cable was peeled back from the cable rocking back and forth on that plastic clamp. The engine's throttle was getting thrown all over.
Worked for me but y'all are on your own!
I’ve decided to get rid of it altogether 👍🏻 check out my latest video on why not to buy Ryobi 3100 psi JUNK!
Thanks for the video.. I was given this same model pressure washer for free because it wasn't working right and now I know where to start to get it back right 😃👍thanks again
When you fix it because you will make sure you drain as much water out when you store it. That water settled causes havoc on the internal parts. Good luck and thanks for watching 👍🏻
Thank you! It was an exact replay of the steps you displayed even the 2nd attempt on idle rod. Bonus giving me tips as well! You the man!
Thanks cuz👍🏻
2nd summer in a row I have watched this feature. Thanks a bunch!
So I wanted to add something. Great video, did all those steps, still wasn't working. It was lack of tension of the spring on the bottom. There are 2 holes to connect it to. I connected it to the back one, and it runs perfectly.
Matt thanks!!! your suggestion helped me. I'm grateful.
Same thing here!! Thank you!!!
Just worked on my Dads. First problem ended up being the two problems with the pump. 2nd problem was that microscopic fuel hole was clogged. Cleared that and all is well now. Thanks for the info.
Your welcome Tim. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
If you use pump preserver when your done using it or before you store it for winter will take care of everything but carburetor issue
Working on mine now, After you take the 2 nuts and the spring out you can put about 7-8 washers, then put the nut on an tighten to pull out the stuck unloader valve. Mine has the symptom of of a stuck cable after you put the cleaned unloader valve in, so I'm glad you covered that as well. I am also having a tough time getting the valve seated back in far enough to put the clip back on.
Clean out the valve port then add a little drip of oil to help set it back in. Also spray some lubricant inside the cable. Good luck👍🏻
@@HighRidgeHandyman Just got done fixing mine, turns out there is no cable on my Ryobi PW. After getting the unloader valve back in it was still stalling when I pulled the trigger on the gun. I had the unloader valve nut too far in (figured I would get more pressure) I backed it off some and now there is no stalling anymore, it does however kick the engine down quite a bit when squeezing the trigger. I just learned that the nozzle tips have different sizes, one needs to have tips which orifice size matches the GPM of your pressure washer.
Looking forward to trying these repairs on my ryobi. love the pressure washer, hate the idle down stalling.
Great video thank you I'm about to take all the steps you just showed us how to do I have the same pressure washer with the same exact issue I'll be back
Good luck. If you watch my follow up ryobi pressure washer video it didn’t turn out so good for me😂 ua-cam.com/video/U5yl7tCYtls/v-deo.html
Then the 3rd and last video for ryobi pressure washer
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I have a similar pressure washer that I just got and another one like it that’s my personal one. The one I just got works great for a few minutes but just shuts off all of a sudden. Should I swap the unloader or buy a new unloader? I’ve cleaned everything like you showed in your video but no change.
Thanks posting this! You rock! I have the exact same symptoms on my Ryobi 3100. I'm going to start on the idle cable first...then to the carb. I suspect the cable is the culprit for my symptoms
Good luck Vin👍🏻
Thank you for sharing this with us. Very detailed and informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, one question I eas checking the second valve where the little round metal go and found that the wire inside is brokenon two parts, do you can point me where to buy that part?
I no longer own this item. I wouldn’t know where to get it and I will never buy this brand again. Good luck with it. try researching with the model number for a parts list. Once you get the part number you might be able to buy a replacement on amazon
Super awesome vid. Very informative. Best repair/clean up instructional I've seen in a long time.
Thanks bro! Means a lot. UA-cam is definitely the go to. Thanks again Reeping fear 👍🏻
I have replaced the carburetor, cleaned the unloader, and cleaned the water lines. Washer still won’t cycle up, and that idle/throttle cable seems to be my problem. But that cable seems to be stuck. I’ve taken out the pin, sprayed w lubricant, and pulled and pulled on the cable and just can’t get it out of the block. There’s no great way to get leverage on that thing. And tips for getting the brass part of that cable to pop out? Thanks for the video!
same here
13:45 to add to your video great job thank you. There is also a orifice on that engine control piston on the side of that valve body the orange thing that gets plugged up and needs to be cleaned I almost didn't see it on mine because it was plugged.
Thanks for the info Ben👍🏻
How did you pull it out? It doesn’t come out. Also do you know where I can get a replacement part?
SOAK IT WITH PB BLASTER OVER NIGHT. Then use vise grips and a small hammer to tap the vise grips upwards. DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!! HIGH RIDGE HANDYMAN IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INJURIES FROM THIS VIDEO. GOOD LUCK BE SAFE💪🏻
Im struggling to get the unloader valve out, you cut away and explained how u did it but im visual and struggling to get it removed... have the nut and the spring off but its all jammed in their tightly!
Load it with some pb blaster and let it sit over night. Then use some vise grips and grip it close to the base and pry up a bit and try and loosen it. If nothing then fill it again with the pb blaster overnight and repeat. Good luck
Thanks! I have the same unit and had the exact same problem, now it's fixed.
Any tips for removing the idle down assembly? Mine won't budge out.
@@WiLL02724 let penetrating oil soak for a few days and try with vice grips and a hammer. Grab with vice grips and try tapping out with hammer
I just finished cleaning mine. It was covered and every jet hole etc filled with brown crud - old gas.
It stopped working years ago because the soap clogged it up and then it also wouldn’t run
My pressure valve was stuck and impossible to pull out so I backed off the nuts and removed the spring. I then put s socket where the spring goes bigger than the hole and screwed on the big nut which pulled the valve out in seconds with no damage. Every part of the hose was clogged with soap.
I haven’t put it back together as its 230 am but it also has no spark even with new plug
Such fun
Ryobi you got to love it or hate it. I chose the second😡 good luck. Let me know if it works out or ends up in the garbage👍🏻
It works great now that it’s clean and has a new magneto ignition which failed....
...... EXCEPT the outer rubber of the hose did not standup to just sitting in a hot florida garage and literally disintegrated leaving only the white cloth covering. It actually worked for about half an hour before water made a hole so I’m looking for a new hose.
Definitely run till it’s dry and drain the bowl when stored. Same with the soap. Clean it out. When I say stored I mean if you’re not using it the next day then EMPTY everything. Fuel, water, soap etc. Only takes a minute but will save you alot of time.
Thanks! Followed you from start to finish. My pressure washer now works. Very cool!
Good to hear Platte city Paul👍🏻👍🏻
YO SONNY!!
Thanks, you saved me a headache and some time and money 👊
Awesome review I am sure my frustrations will come too an end after viewing this. Thanks so much for taking the time and for being thorough.
Your welcome . Thanks for watching John👍🏻
so really it was just the cable needed to be lubed? The carb clean and unloader valve didn't fix it, so focus on the cable and be done with it is what I say. I get those things need to be cleaned but not everyone will need to do that. Great video and appreciate you taking the time to share it with us.
Thanks for watching JC👍🏻
Thanks sir for you information
What’d you spray on the valve? And what grease did you use before putting it back in?
Loaded with PB blaster let it sit overnight. Then I used waterproof grease.
@@HighRidgeHandyman thank you sir! I’ll be doing this today
Cleaned the unloader valve and couldn't get it back in. So I resorted to the old rubber mallet. Now I need a new unloader valve. Any idea what the part number is? And did you have trouble getting it back in or am I just totally impatient.
The inside needs to be cleaned out along with the unloader. Then grease the washers before pushing back in. You can use a long socket with wrench to pics in while pushing the clip to secure it. Look up your model number on amazon with unloader. It should come up with a replacement. Good luck
I believe this this the problem I’m having. Thank you for posting this video.
Good luck👍🏻
Thank you, very helpful. Would be better if you said what lubricants you used. Better camera work but that is just nitpicking.
WD 40 lithium. I shoot with my iPhone. All my videos are done from a phone it is what it is bro. Thanks for watching though good luck
@@HighRidgeHandyman I figured. Works for me, helped immensely today, thank you.
so it looks like u can do the other maint steps but the culprit was the idle arm. i started getting that issue while trying to figure out why my new ds inj isnt suckin soap…
Thank you! i have the same pressure washer and after 10 uses of being brand new it took one on me. Garbage pressure washers, but i guess you get for what you pay for.
Good luck with repairing it. After fixing it so many times I gave up and I kind of threw the beaten and left it out in the street. Check out the video take care
@@HighRidgeHandyman lol🤣🤣
Good job!
I have the same problem with mine. Now I believe I can tackle it, thanks to you!
Good luck James👍🏻
I just replaced the carb then I replaced the pump when I start it on start idles solid then I put it on run it stays running but the unloaded valve is moving the arm back and forth like surges what do I do to fix that or is it normal cause it got good pressure I’m just not sure if it is suppose to run like that on run mode when not spraying
It has an idle down feature so when you don’t engage the gun it should run at a lower rpm. Only when you pull the trigger it should idle up giving the engine more power. If it’s bogging a bit in idle try adjusting the carb just a bit. Good luck
In your title can u also add in "..and do preventative maintenance" at the end? That way this video will be easier to find.
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Dunno if you still monitor this, but was the a secret to getting the idle down cable out of the base? I got the pin removed, but it refuses to budge besides some side to side twisting, can't get anything vertical though to actually remove it
Soak the top of it with some PB blaster and let it sit for a few days then try to twist and lift. You might have to soak it a few times. Make sure to keep it upright to jet it have a chance to soak threw to work. Good luck👍🏻
@@HighRidgeHandyman I'll give that a try, I got some wd40 to soak in over an hour or so, but didn't help much
I have the same pressure washer. For some reason I feel like I lost pressure. It's not as strong how it was in the beginning. Do u know what it could be ???
Do yourself a favor and find another brand if you can. This unit isn’t worth fixing👍🏻 good luck either way 👍🏻👍🏻
Love it! You hit the nail on the head! Now I know I'll get mine going!
Good luck Ernesto 👍🏻👍🏻
Great Video.. i own North Valley Repair and I am not sold on Hondas GCV engines. They should of kept the same design as the GX engines with engine block studs to install the carburetor and gaskets.
Also.. I've worked on these Ryobis and they seem to have alot of issues
Well that's just what I've seen .
Thanks again for the great video.
Mark Nye thefixitguy
Good video but how is the “idle down” connected to the motor governor? Is it a spring or a wire? Is it adjustable for the best idle? I wish I could see how you re-installed the cable end of the idle down assembly to the motor.
It is a cable that connects into a spring so when you pull trigger the pressure activates the spring to pull the cable connected to the throttle to activate the idle up. If I find another video I’ll forward it to you
Was
Was the valve you pulled out the cause? Mine stalls and dies as soon as you pull the trigger and then when dead , the rope is hard to push until you press the trigger on the wand...
It was the throttle down cable. It was rusted in place. Try lubricating the inside or replacing. Very poorly made unit
@@HighRidgeHandyman , I did , pulled apart the valve from the pump housing and the spool was stuck even though it’s made of brass and not supposed to stick, cleaned it reassembled it and it helped some but it’s surges even though I cleaned the main jet and emulsion tube outside of the carburetor, I guess I will dig into the carburetor again and If I have to bump up the main jet orifice one size up...
How did you pull that idle cable out? Feels like it's jammed in there and I don't want to break it.
I soaked the top with penetrating oil and let it sit overnight. Then I used a vise grip and tapped upwards. Go easy . Good luck
Where does the little circle disc that sits inside of the assembly go. I think the previous owner tinkered with it and might have put it in the wrong place. Does the disc go inside of valve body or does it go inside of the brass valve where the cable comes from. Thank you
The disc goes into the brass valve on top of the spring. Between the end of the cable and spring.
Happy Father's day
Can you use carb cleaner instead of taking the carb apart?
You can try but if the float bowl has junk in it it will only clog the jets. Better off taking it apart and soaking it overnight. If you not sure how to try a video or have someone who knows how to do it. Good luck Just Sandy👍🏻
Just completed the repair. Mine was bummed up horribly for several years of sitting. First round got it running but still leaking fuel from the carb. Took apart again and cleaned float and pin really well. The amount of build up on the float, pin, and needle was restricting float movement. Resulting in fuel l
Leaking from the carb. Easy repair thanks for the tutorial. Saved me a few hundred I bet.
Good to know it helped you👍🏻
10:09 what did you spray it with (I've heard some lubricating products will make the rubber O-rings expand)
a silicone based spray
I’m having same else . I just replaced my carburetor and it’s still the same I checked those two other things on your video and it’s still the same I also change the spark plugs What can it be ?
Did you check the cable? Does it move easily? If not lube it up or replace it
@@HighRidgeHandyman yeah It’s smooth It’s like brand new I will say I use the machine about five or six time
This valve or cable sounds like what's wrong with mine. Thanks for the video.
Good luck !! thanks for watching!!!
@@HighRidgeHandyman it was the value. Thanks again. It saved me a trip to the shop and the money it would have cost.
@@coobay978 I’m in the same boat, can’t seem to get that lower value out without ruining threads with a pair of grips
I changed the carburetor and water pump and still low pressure any idea ?
Check the unloaded valve. Make sure it’s not stuck or sticking. Good luck
I can’t believe you didnt show how to put tge carbirator back. Now im stuck.
Stuck? You put it back the way you took it apart like anything you take apart
I have the Ryobi pressure washer 3100. When I turn the water on it starts going into the soap dispenser.
Do yourself a favor and find another unit. I had that issue after fixing mine multi times. I finally gave up trashed it then left it out front for the next guy😂 I even have a video on it that day. Good luck👍🏻
Thank you for info. Going to do mine now. Will report.
Good luck💪🏻
At 14:15 how did you remove it? You just pulled it??
Take the clip off then spay a little oil. let it sit. Then I took a rag wrapped it and then used vise grip and lightly twisted and lifted at the same time. Using the rag protects it from scratches or damage.Be careful you don’t loose spring and the little piece. Good luck👍🏻
I am in Vietnam. I want to buy the device as show in the video. Used tubers $ 100 or less than $ 100, your shop has no stock. Can you show me where to buy it. Hope you help me.. Thank you!
Try calling 1-888-843-7055 or email exports@homedepot.com
Extra shipping costs may apply.
Good luck 👍🏻
Thx, from fellow DIYer.
Unfortunately I can’t remove the cable from the pump. Pulled the pin but cable doesn’t come out, I pulled it so hard cable is breaking. I tried putting lubricant and hammering both sides no go! Any suggestions?
Never mind all done
Soak it with a good lubricant and let it sit for a few days then try it.
I know what I'll be doing this weekend.
Where can I buy that cable for idle down
Not sure. Try checking on the ryobi site. I finally get rid of it. To many issues
My pressure washer runs with the choke on full but when I push choke to run position it stalls. Will this procedure work for this situation
Clean out the carburetor
Yup cleaned it out and it runs fine now
I left my pressure washer outside in the rain and water for in. Any suggestions? Turns on throws a bit of an pressure but then shuts off? Pleas and thank you!
*please
1:Check the gas cap and make sure the holes that vent the tank are clear. 2:check the fuel filter and fuel for water. If so drain the tank and put fresh gas. 3: check the carburetor to see if it’s clogged up if so clean in with carb cleaner.4: check the air filter. Good luck
Thank you for great info! I have the same model and the same issue. I will check them.
Your welcome. Good luck 👍🏻
I'm having the same issue but that's after replacing the carb because the guy that through it out left gas in it I'm hoping it's the unloading valve
Good luck👍🏻
Great video. Regarding the unloaded valve, I noticed threads. Do you have to unscrew it to take it out?
The threads hold the spring on. Remove the nut to remove spring then take that clip out and the unloader is pulled out. Thanks for watching good luck
Thanks for the great video,I bet you just love pulling the trigger n watching the water spray through the nozzle 😂
Anytime I can figure something out and fix it is always rewarding in someway. Thanks for the comment nklorichi 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Wow thank you for this super video. God bless you
Thank you!! God bless you and your family 🙏🏻 Have a Happy & healthy New Years!
Dammit! 🤦♂️ I bet I need to do this as I was mid wash and it dogged down and just stopped running. I put gas in it and it wouldn’t start but it started today.
Good luck with it. I eventually got rid of it. Just kept breaking down. Take care💪🏻
How did do you get the idle down cable out mine wouldn't come out. I broke the cable pulling on it.
The idol down cable and seat bare all in one piece. If you snapped the wire you have to buy a replacement part. check out Google for idle down replacement part for a Ryobi pressure washer with model number
@@HighRidgeHandyman how did you get the fitting out mine is stuck i pulled on the cable the cable snapped the fitting is still in the pump
Any suggestions for a 3000psi ryobi that surges real bad?
Just go through the process and try to clean everything out the best you can, take your time. If that doesn’t work I suggest you move on to another one. I know it’s tough when you spend a lot of money on something, but when it doesn’t last that’s nothing but a problem.
Ok so I think my issue is the idle down spring and cable as well. Problem is I’ve sprayed pb blaster immensely on it and it just won’t budge with vise grips... 😔. Also, I broke the u pin that slides into the slot to remove the valve. Any clue where I can find one, no parts place online sell them.
Try looking up universal idle down cable or contact ryobi and give them the item numbers and see if you can purchase from them. If you don’t have item number look that up online before calling. Good luck
@@HighRidgeHandyman thanks will do, great video otherwise. Also what about the pin that you pull out, any idea where to find or something else to use instead?
I have brand new carb installed on mine and it won’t stay running unless the sprayer handle is held.
Check and clean your unloader valve. Also check your water filter screen and clean if needed.
@@HighRidgeHandyman I checked the unloader valve and it’s moving freely. It seems to be a problem with the throttle. I’m taking that apart next. The cable feels tight but the spring has no tension on it.
@@tombawol4100 if you can remove the idle down cable fill the inside with oil to free the the inner cable wire. Mine was corroded. Good luck with it. I eventually gave up on it after many repairs. Not sure if you saw my very last video on why NOT to buy the Ryobi pressure washer. Go check it out😂 later Tom👍🏻
@@HighRidgeHandyman thanks! The cable has oil in it now. About to re assemble and give it a try! If no luck, it’s going ok the curb! Lol
What kind of Lubricant did you use??
WD-40 specialist spray dirt and dust resistant
My ryobi 160 3000psi wont run with choke closed (run position). Is it the carburetor???
Going to try this.
So I change the carburetor and cleaned the offloaded valve. My issue is my washer keeps reving and idles down once i hit the trigger
It sounds like it’s reversed somewhere. Contact Ryobi customer service. They should have a tech you can talk to. They might have an answer to best help your issue. Good luck Negzero.
I got the same issue, and then stalls out .. did u get your problem fixed
Biggest flaw in the video , YOU did not show how you used VISE GRIPS to eventually take OUT that Spring loaded pressure adjustment !...how in the world could you not show how you did that??????........that just leaves the average person clueless how to do that!
What lubricant did you use
WD 40 Lithium grease
Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing!
Good luck👍🏻
Thank u brother. This video was really helpful.
You’re welcome bro! Thanks for watching Edoardo!!
Where we get parts for extra fix