Generac 00715040K1663 Genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Part for Generac

Our power washer developed a tiny pin hole leak on the original of this piece. Tried to repair but that wasn't happening. THRILLED to find this for sale on Amazon! Unbolt a couple screws, replaced with the new part, we were back in business. We thought we'd winterized our washer properly last year. This year my husband commented since this part is so easy to take off that he'll probably just pull it and bring it into the house. (Sadly we no longer have a heated garage.). Highly recommend - especially for a diy job.

AR Tech made the OEM Pump/Pump Head for my 2012, model 0060221 (often just 6022) Generac, 2700 PSI, 196 CC, P/W. I do believe they are owned by that Italian company.My OLD pump said 'Made in P R C'. That would be the Peoples Republic of China. The above Pump says 'Made in China'. Same country, SAME company. SAME pump. Technically it's 2 pieces. A Pump and an attached Pump Head.Mine was an 0H9565. This is an 0K1663. LOOK AT YOUR PUMP. If it's the Generac 6022 it WILL say AR and made in PRC or China. Period. Anyone saying otherwise did NOT look at their OEM pump. Period. I don't feel like uploading a pic. Just look at your own OEM.BEFORE you buy a pump: Take off the 6 caps that hold the check valves on the Pump Head. Inside each, is a white plastic housing with a spring in the middle. The pump pushes these springs closed/open for pressure. It's obvious when they are broken. I had 4 that were broken.Before I wasted $26 on them, I wanted to know if the Pump was bad too. So, I took the Pump Head off (3 star bolts), took off the 3 white plastic washers and turned the engine on. The water goes through the Pump HEAD not the pump, so engine on is OK, if Head is not attached.The Pumps 3 rods were moving in and out, so I bought the 6 check valves. Nope. Had to buy a new Pump. The above is NOT just a Pump. It is a Pump AND Pump Head.It works just like new. I saved 2 of the check valves off the old Pump Head and I still have the 6 new ones I put in.If you're careful, you can take them out and reseat them back into the Head. I actually did that to each one, before I bought a new Pump. I now know more than I ever wanted to know. I spent hours trying to figure this out and hope I save some people time and money. This IS OEM.My old pump died because I left it in the garage this past winter. Plastic anything ( carbs and valves) do not do well in cold. I used it maybe 8 to 10 hours a year. Back to the basement.PS: I got this when it was on sale. I paid a whole lot less.

it was the right pump for my generator and easy to install

The pump went right on the pressure washer without any problem and I was up and running in about 20 minutes. Well worth the price.

good replacement

powerwasher, have used once,seems to work fine

It was easy to install, it works wonderfully. No leaks.

Like a brand new pressure washer. Swapping it was 4 bolts and took 10 minutes. Perfect.