KINDZA Genuine Tune up kit for Honda GCV135 GC160 GCV160 GCV190 GC135 Lawn Mower HRR216 HRC216 HRT216 HRX217 F220 WN20 w/Motor Oil Genuine 17211-ZL8-023 Air Filter Spark Plug 98079-55846

What It Is

This is a complete tune-up kit for Honda GCV135/GCV160/GCV190 and GC135 engines, commonly used on Honda HRR216, HRC216, HRT216, HRX217, F220, and WN20 mowers. It includes an air filter (17211-ZL8-023), spark plug (98079-55846), and motor oil, letting you do a full service in one purchase.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Engines: Honda GCV135, GC160, GCV160, GCV190, GC135 (check your engine model number, usually stamped on a metal plate near the muffler or under the air filter cover).
• Mowers: HRR216, HRC216, HRT216, HRX217, F220, WN20 – only if they use one of the listed engines. Older or newer variants may differ.
• OEM vs aftermarket: These are genuine Honda parts, so no fitment guesswork. The spark plug is a standard NGK BPR6ES (Honda 98079-55846) – verify your engine’s gap spec (usually 0.028–0.031 in).
• What to check: Confirm your engine’s model number (e.g., GCV160) and the air filter part number (17211-ZL8-023) matches your current filter. Measure the old air filter if unsure – the GCV series uses a rectangular foam element.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Genuine Honda parts ensure correct sealing and filtration; aftermarket filters may be thinner or fit poorly.
• Installation: Easy – swap air filter, replace spark plug (use a torque wrench to 18 ft-lb, or hand-tighten 1/4 turn after seating), and add oil. No special tools beyond a socket and plug wrench.
• Common gotcha: The kit includes oil, but check your owner’s manual for viscosity (usually SAE 10W-30 or 5W-30). Don’t overfill – fill to the dipstick’s full mark.
• Spark plug gap: Always gap the new plug to 0.028–0.031 in before installing; pre-gapped plugs can be off.

Should You Buy It

If you own a Honda GCV135/GCV160/GCV190 or GC135 mower and want a one-stop, genuine-parts tune-up, this kit is a no-brainer. It’s cost-effective, reliable, and eliminates guessing – ideal for DIYers who want OEM quality without sourcing each piece separately.