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AZ00189640
545081857 Carburetor Kit for Poulan Pro BVM200FE 25cc Blower
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Description
Description
545081857 Carburetor Kit for Poulan Pro BVM200FE 25cc Blower
Key Features
- Replacement carburetor kit for 25cc two-cycle gas blowers.
- Kit includes 1 carburetor, 2 air filters, 2 fuel lines, 2 fuel filters, 2 primer bulbs, 1 spark plug, 2 gaskets, 1 adjustment tool, 1 fuel line fitting, and 1 oiler hook.
- The anodized aluminum carburetor body resists corrosion, heat, and wear.
- Brass internal fittings, copper fuel pipes, and composite rubber diaphragms support consistent fuel flow and sealing.
- Factory pre-tuned and flow-calibrated for dependable operation after installation.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- Poulan 545081857
- Husqvarna 545081857
- Zama C1U-W43, C1U-W43A, C1U-W43B, and C1U-W43C
Compatibility & Fitment
- Poulan and Poulan Pro VS-2, BVM200FE, PPB25, PPBV25, and VS225CS models.
- Husqvarna GBV345WIDE.
- Craftsman 25cc gas blower models 358794700, 358794701, 358794702, 358794703, 358794704, 358794750, 358794751, 358794760, 358794761, 358794762, 358794763, 358794764, 358794765, 358794770, 358794771, 358794772, 358794773, 358794774, 358794775, 358794776, 358794780, 358794781, 944518250, and 944518252.
- Also identified for the Craftsman GBV345 25cc gas blower.
- Confirm the equipment model and existing carburetor number before ordering to verify fitment.
When to Replace
- Replace the carburetor when the blower will not start or will not fire on fresh fuel.
- A replacement may be needed when the engine receives fuel at the carburetor but not at the cylinder.
- Stalling at idle, poor fuel metering, or failure to maintain full-throttle operation can indicate carburetor or diaphragm problems.
- Replace the related service parts when the primer bulb is disintegrated or the fuel lines are brittle, cracked, or broken.
Installation Tips
- Verify the model number and carburetor part number before disassembly.
- Drain the fuel tank and work in a well-ventilated area away from ignition sources.
- Photograph or label the fuel-line connections before removing the old carburetor.
- Replace the included gaskets, filters, primer bulbs, and damaged fuel lines during installation rather than reusing worn parts.
- Clean debris from the air-filter housing and fuel-tank area before assembly to prevent contamination.
- Use the included adjustment tool for final tuning if adjustment is required after startup.
