KINDZA TUNE UP KIT FOR HONDA GCV135 GC160 GCV160 GCV190 GC135 LAWN MOWER HRR216 HRC216 HRT216 HRX217 F220 WN20 MOTOR OIL AIR FILTER SPARK PLUG AIR FILTER

What It Is

This tune-up kit bundles a spark plug, air filter, fuel filter, and oil (usually 10W-30 or SAE 30) for Honda GCV135, GC160, GCV160, GCV190, and GC135 engines. It’s designed for routine maintenance on Honda walk-behind mowers (HRR216, HRC216, HRT216, HRX217, F220, WN20) to restore starting ease and cutting power.

Fitment & Compatibility

Check your engine model – Look for a stamped code on the engine shroud or near the muffler. This kit fits GCV135, GC160, GCV160, GCV190, and GC135 only. Does not fit older GXV engines or vertical-shaft Honda engines.
Deck size is irrelevant – compatibility is purely engine-based. If your mower uses a Honda GCV/GC series engine, it fits.
OEM vs aftermarket – These are non-OEM parts but match OEM specs (spark plug: equivalent to NGK BPR6ES or BPR5ES; air filter: 17210-Z0L-000; fuel filter: 16910-Z0L-000). Verify the included oil weight (often 20 oz of SAE 30) is correct for your climate – 10W-30 is better for cold starts.
Measurements – Air filter dimensions: ~5.5" x 3.5" x 1". Spark plug gap should be set to 0.028–0.031 in. (gap not pre-set).

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: Easy (10–15 minutes). No special tools beyond a spark plug socket and a screwdriver for the air filter cover.
• Oil quantity: The kit includes a 20 oz bottle – your engine holds about 18–20 oz. Don’t overfill; check dipstick after adding.
• Quality note: The air filter is a paper element, not foam. It’s fine for standard mowing but less reusable than OEM foam filters. Some users report the fuel filter is slightly smaller than OEM – confirm your fuel line inner diameter (typically 5/32” or 1/4”).
• Common gotcha: The spark plug may arrive with the gap closed or off – always check and adjust before installing.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you want a one-stop, affordable tune-up for a Honda GCV/GC engine mower and are comfortable with basic DIY maintenance. It’s a solid value for the price, but if you prefer OEM parts or need a foam air filter for dusty conditions, stick with Honda-branded replacements.