High Altitude Jet for 3,200-Watt etrailer Generator - 3,000' to 6,000'
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High Altitude Jet for 3,200-Watt etrailer Generator - 3,000' to 6,000'
Part Number: 333-330717002
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etrailer Accessories and Parts - 333-330717002
- Generators
- High Altitude Jet
- 3000 to 6000 Feet
- etrailer
- 171cc Engine
High altitude jet allows your etrailer generator to run more efficiently when at an altitude of 3,000 to 6,000 feet above sea level. Works with 171cc engines.
Features:
- High altitude jet allows your etrailer generator to run more efficiently when at an altitude of 3,000 to 6,000 feet above sea level
- Improves flow of fuel at higher altitudes where the air is thinner
- Works with:
- 3,200-watt gas inverter generator with manual start (333-0002, 333-0001-0002, 333-0002-2-0007)
- 3,200-watt gas inverter generator with remote start (333-0003, 333-0003-2-0007)
Specs:
- Application: etrailer generators with 171cc engines
- Altitude: 3,000' to 6,000'
- Quantity: 1 jet
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Video of High Altitude Jet for 3,200-Watt etrailer Generator - 3,000' to 6,000'
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Video Transcript for High Altitude Jet for 3,200-Watt etrailer Generator: The Breakdown
Now, to get into the generator, what we're going to do is remove our maintenance cover here. We've got four machine screws, I'm going to take these out, and then we're also going to take off the air filter cover on the end there. To get this cover off, it's just going to be six screws, fill ups again. Those screws out, you just pull that out of the way. We've got our air filter cover right here, just a couple clips from the top and the bottom there. Pull that off, take the element out.
Now we can take that cage out.Now, at that point, we'll have the metal housing there. You can see there's two nuts that are inside there. These are going to use a 10 millimeter socket. We want to take those off. On the side, we're going to have two tubes that we want to take out.
We've got the smaller diameter here, larger diameter there. We'll take this off, like that.Now we can take the carb. You can see how we can slide that out a little bit. It's going to give us access to the bolt bowl. If you haven't already done so, loosen up the screw.
It'll allow any excess gas to drain out or you could just put a towel or rag underneath it if you want. We're going to take that bolt all the way out. You see our bolt is going to loosen up there. This little red gasket on the bolt, you see that there.. want to make sure that we hang on to that inaudible 00:02:08.I want to slide this carb all the way off just like that, if you rotate it we can see our jet right there.
And we want a screwdriver that very tightly, fits our slot in there. And we'll just break loose and unthread it. We'll have our old jet, we want to hang on to this, of course. Unless we plan on operating this at a high elevation indefinitely. This time we can just grab our new jet inaudible 00:02:54 make sure we get it started properly. We'll thread it in until it bottoms out, and then just snug it down. This don't have to be overly tight, remember we are dealing with Brass here so its a soft metal.Now it's time just to slide our carb back on, make sure we don't have anything caught up behind it there. Air seal down, put our gasket back on. And this is a. Air seal here did rip a little bit, it should be in good shape. If not, we could always use a little bit of gasket maker and seal it up. Now while it's still out slightly, let's get our bolt put back in place.Now with your jet, when you talk about that, you are also going to get the seal to go in there. You can see this has come off real nice and clean, and the seal didn't have any Nicks or damage to it. So I'm going to leave that within there. I'm going to keep my other one as a backup seal in case I ever have any issues, I would recommend you doing that as well or you can replace it, but if it's been sealed and it's been working, there's really no need to do it. But whether you change it or whether you don't. Need to get our bolt back in the bottom here, we're going to snug that down. Remember that little red seal that we talked about needs to be on there.Alright, We can put the air filter housing back on. I'm going to re-secure that with those two nuts we took off. That's out of the way the elemental go back in, our cover's going to go back in. We just bring these clips down and around here. Let me pull into this, all right, now we'll go through, put our two covers back on and it'll be ready to go for you. All right, once we have the four of these back end, the six on the end we're rejetted and ready to run our generator to get that more efficiency back out of it, make sure it runs the way we want it to..
Customer Reviews
High Altitude Jet for 3,200-Watt etrailer Generator - 3,000' to 6,000' - 333-330717002
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars (9 Customer Reviews)
High altitude jet allows your etrailer generator to run more efficiently when at an altitude of 3,000 to 6,000 feet above sea level. Works with 171cc engines.by: Robert 07/17/2024
Fast service, delivery and we love e-trailer-great customer service
by: Chuck W09/17/2020
Purchased the High Altitude Jet after I purchased the generator. Reading in the instructions manual that if you do not change it at high altitudes it will not run properly. We were planing on a trip to Mile High RV Park . 5000 ft up. Unfortunately we did not get to go. But we are planning on one in June of 2021. It will be useful. The 3200 watt generator runs great.
by: James 07/27/2021
High altitude jet arrived ahead of schedule and was adequately packaged but haven't installed it yet. Same with generator but have checked it out. It runs as expected and supplies enough power to run my rv air-conditioning. I have also received the parallel kit but haven't tested it with my Yamaha 2000 watt inverter generator that's parallel ready. Thanks for asking!
by: Jeff06/01/2019
Delivered the part that fit my generator. Good price. I will definitely order from you again.
by: Travis02/21/2020
Received fast as usual. One of the best online companies
by: Curt 11/13/2020
by: Jana 09/28/2022
by: Brian03/16/2024
by: John 08/22/2022
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Chuck W.
9/18/2021
We went on our trip out west in June. I took the generator in case we would have to use it. Fortunately we did not need it. Still haven’t used the high altitude jet. Have it just in case. Generator doing great.