Official Craftsman Lawn Mower Seals and Gaskets

Carburetor Gasket

$4.99

Fix Number: FIX9899150
Manufacturer Part Number: 16228-ZL8-000

This is a carburetor gasket and is sold individually. If your engine is running rough, it could be due to a worn or damaged gasket. The gasket is meant to provide an air tight seal, to help protect the engine. This gasket should be replaced when repairing the carburetor. When removing this part, it is advised to clean the surfaces around the carburetor gasket before installing the new one.

Gasket- Insulator

$7.97

Fix Number: FIX9899073
Manufacturer Part Number: 16212-ZL8-000

Sold individually, this insulator gasket is sourced directly from the manufacturer and is for small engines. This part acts as a seal between the cylinder housing and the carburetor insulator. This airtight seal is created to ensure contaminants do not make their way to the carburetor. It may become obvious that this part needs to be replaced if the engine keeps stalling or is running rough.

Air Cleaner Gasket

$4.99

Fix Number: FIX9903448
Manufacturer Part Number: 17228-ZM0-000

This is an authentic OEM replacement air cleaner gasket, sold individually. It is located between the air intake and carburetor, and creates a tight seal between the two. If you remove this part while doing other repairs or inspections, it is highly recommended to replace this part. Gaskets are not meant to be re-used once removed because they are not able to create the same seal again.

Seal--Oil (PTO Side)

$7.88

Fix Number: FIX9151828
Manufacturer Part Number: 795387

Gasket Set

$13.20

Fix Number: FIX9896726
Manufacturer Part Number: 16010-883-015

Gasket-Rocker Cover

$7.65

Fix Number: FIX9062980
Manufacturer Part Number: 690971

This part includes one manufacturer-approved rocker cover gasket for a lawn tractor. This gasket is for the cylinder head where it creates a tight seal to protect the equipment from leaks. Over time the gasket will start to deteriorate, which may become evident when the engine will not start due to a lack of pressure. Oil leaks and large amounts of smoke from the exhaust are also signs that the gasket needs replacing. When you remove the old gasket be sure to remove all the remaining debris and gasket particles and ensure the surface is clean and dry before installing the new gasket. If you are ever disassembling your equipment and break any seals, it is always recommended to replace the gasket.