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XR950 Carburetor For Briggs Stratton 208cc 950 Carburetor 130G32 With Air Filter

4.5/5 (55 reviews)
$20.78
XR950 Carburetor For Briggs Stratton 208cc 950 Carburetor 130G32 With Air Filter
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What It Is

This is a complete carburetor replacement kit for Briggs & Stratton 208cc engines, commonly found in push mowers, pressure washers, and small generators. It includes the carburetor, air filter, fuel lines, and gaskets—everything needed to fix a rough idle, surging, or hard-starting engine.

Fitment & Compatibility

Check your engine model number – This fits Briggs & Stratton 208cc engines with model numbers like 130G32, 12A902, 12A903, or similar. The carburetor is specifically for Horizontal Shaft engines (most push mowers use vertical shafts—double-check your shaft orientation).
Measure bolt spacing – The mounting flange holes are 2.5 inches apart center-to-center. If your old carb has different spacing, this won’t fit.
OEM vs aftermarket – This is a non-OEM replacement. It will work on most 208cc engines but may need minor adjustments (see below).
Not for – 190cc, 163cc, or 200cc engines; also not for most vertical shaft engines (e.g., standard push mowers).

Key Things to Know

  • Expect minor tuning – The factory settings often need a 1–1.5 turn adjustment on the idle mixture screw for smooth running.
  • Installation is straightforward – Remove old carb, swap gaskets, reconnect fuel lines and throttle linkage. Takes 20–30 minutes with basic tools.
  • Check fuel line diameter – Included lines may be slightly loose; reuse your old ones if they’re in good shape.
  • Quality is decent for the price – Works reliably for most users, but a few report needing to clean the carb bowl or replace the gasket if it leaks.

Should You Buy It

If your Briggs 208cc engine is surging, hard to start, or won’t run at all, this kit is a cheap, effective fix—especially if you’re comfortable with basic engine work. It’s not for vertical shaft mowers or other engine sizes, but for the right engine, it’s a solid value at $20.

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