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Honda Lawnmower - HRR2166VKA (Serial # MZCG- 8042392) - Hole in metal near Oil Dip stick

#1

rewomnwal

rewomnwal

I have 12 years old Honda lawnmower. Last weekend I was mowing my lawn that it stopped working.
Upon examination, I notice a small hole near the oil dipstick. Please see the attached image.

Question-
1. What part/assembly I need to get changed?
2. Is it worth changing or buy a new one. note that my lawnmower probably needs new blades and tires as well.

I will appreciate your help!

Thanks

Honda Lawnmower
Model: HRR2166VKA
Serial # MZCG- 8042392

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#2

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

Whoa!
Did you hear a bang or metallic noise when it stopped? I'm willing to bet you threw the connecting rod. Have you/did you check your oil level?
1. Probably a new crankshaft, connecting rod, cam belt, crankcase halves. at the least. it will end up being way easier to replace the entire engine.
2. I'd say it's at least new engine time, honda still makes and sells this style engine.


#3

rewomnwal

rewomnwal

Thanks. Yes, I did hear a bang or metallic noise when it stopped. I do check oil but I think oil was leaking.
So I just replace the engine along with items listed in your point 1) above.


#4

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

Thanks. Yes, I did hear a bang or metallic noise when it stopped. I do check oil but I think oil was leaking.
So I just replace the engine along with items listed in your point 1) above.
If you buy a new engine you won't need the parts i listed in my first point.


#5

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

Here's a list of all the Honda GCV engines, you'll need one with the correct Crankshaft length and Diameter https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/category_engines+honda-vertical-engines
give us the model and serial number of the engine, if you need help finding the numbers this should help you, https://engines.honda.com/support-and-service/serial-number-locator


#6

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deminin

Thanks. Yes, I did hear a bang or metallic noise when it stopped. I do check oil but I think oil was leaking. So I just replace the engine along with items listed in your point 1) above.
I you have a Lowe's nearby, you might be better off just getting a new mower...rather than spending most of the new mower cost to repair this one. I bought one of these this past Spring, and outside of getting used to the way the drive system works, the mower has been quite good. Give it a look.



#7

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Briantii

New mower time. Yours is 12 years old with a very destroyed engine. Send it to the curb.


#8

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HurstGN

Interesting calling that a "small hole" :p


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