Hello Amazon3d
You definitely should, the part numbers and some dealers for it are below. The 91304-HB3-003 number might be available at your local Honda dealer, if not you can get it at the dealers below.
CARB INSULATOR O RING ALL NUMBERS BELOW ARE INTERCHANGEABLE.
91302-200-000
91302-943-003
91304 – HB3-003
$3.70
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-91302-...-/280858087486
ITEM 22 $3.90
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-atc185s-1...1.html#results
$4.63
http://www.partzilla.com/parts/detai...FVEV7AodumYA7Q
$4.76
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-91302-...-/280858087486
$4.76
http://www.partzilla.com/index.php?p...t_version=true
ANY ITEM 9 $2.49 - $5.73
http://www.purehondaminot.com/OEMpar...Y14VM3ENOILL1A
It’s been around forever as far as measuring gas goes but I adapted it for uses like yours. It will give at you least 1 instant answer and maybe 2.
Ok, my opinion, based on that info, and how it started in the video, more than likely your pilot is not too small and it’s possibly slightly large but not a concern yet.
LOL, great but you still should do the test I suggested.
Below are originals, there are several aftermarket ones on Ebay from Vesrah and Emgo. They should be ok.
EXHAUST GSKT
PART NUMBER
18291-216-000
18291-MN5-650
ITEM 1 $2.49 - $3.05
http://www.partzilla.com/parts/searc...LER/parts.html
ITEM 1 $3.25
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-atc185s-1...4.html#results