Walker Products Carburetor Repair Kit P/N:151045A
Bring a worn Hitachi carburetor back to specification with the Walker Products Carburetor Repair Kit 15567, a direct-fit rebuild kit for the 1972 Nissan 240Z. It's cataloged for the Hitachi 1 BBL carburetor, model HJG46W, and lightly reworks the manufacturer's design so you can refresh the critical wear components that degrade over time.
Replacing tired internals is designed to help address common carburetor complaints such as rough idle, hard starting, fuel leaks, and poor fuel economy. If a worn carburetor is the cause of those conditions, a properly installed kit restores fuel metering and supports normal startup, idle stability, and fuel economy. Walker Products backs its fuel-system parts with decades of experience.
Interchange: 2-1276 · 16010E8800(F) · 16010E8801(F) · 16010E8802(F) · 16010E8811(F) · 16010E8812(F) · 96-295
21276 · 16010E8800F · 16010E8801F · 16010E8802F · 16010E8811F · 16010E8812F · 96295 · 10440 · 764
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What vehicle does this kit fit?
It is cataloged for the 1972 Nissan 240Z. Check the Buyer's Guide tab and confirm your carburetor before ordering.
Which carburetor is this kit for?
It is built for the Hitachi 1 BBL carburetor, model HJG46W. Verify your carburetor's manufacturer and model number match before installing.
What comes in the kit?
It includes the gaskets, seals, jets, needles, and other essential parts called out for rebuilding this carburetor. Contents vary by application.
Can it be used with ethanol fuel?
Yes. The kit is engineered for use with today's fuel blends, including ethanol-containing fuels.
Will this fix my rough idle or hard starting?
If a worn carburetor is the cause, rebuilding it with this kit is designed to help address rough idle, hard starting, and fuel leaks. Diagnose the cause first.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.