How to FIX a Honda Generator that WON'T START or RUN – Surprising Diagnosis! Easy Fix! EU2000i

How to FIX a Honda Generator that WON'T START or RUN – Surprising Diagnosis! Easy Fix! EU2000i

Join me today as we get this Honda Generator EU2000i back in service. You’ll be surprised to learn why it would not start or run.
Get your exhaust gasket 18382-ZC0-000 here: https://amzn.to/43f7Dtw
Muffler part number is 8310-Z07-C22, (not available on amazon at the time of this posting; I bought it on ebay).
Thanks for watching Buck’s Small Engine DIY

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@tonym6920 says:

How many hours on that generator that the guy say? I have the same unit. That’s a BIG muffler, looks like a fairly easy install though. Good catch thanks for the video.

@hairballmanor says:

I think an autopsy on the muffler is due. It would make a nice follow up video. Thanks again

@MurphyMower says:

Great diagnosis, don’t think I would have figured this out

@EnthusiasticTruck-xh7ss says:

Thank you for the video

@hickorystx says:

Nice video, but what plugged the muffler? The unit wasn't used much to cause exhaust to clog. Is the right fuel being used or the right oil?? Was the spark plug fouled… Too many unknowns and the same thing could happen soon after this repair. Iagree with the other comment of cutting the old one open, but try to soak in a cleaner before wasting a usable part…

@lawrencecarroll2031 says:

I think I might have tried submerging the plugged muffler in some cleaner or another like Gunk or some such for a few days to see if that might unplug it. Also, I'm really like to see the old cut open to see what's plugging it. Around here I'd be suspect of mud dauber wasps. Good video as always Buck.

@phillyfathead says:

Yep that’s a expensive machine put the right parts in it, great job!

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