Air Cleaner

Yes, this will work in your pressure washer, it uses the Honda GCV190 engine.

Yes if it was gasoline in the filter. As others suggest, let the filter dry completely and it will be OK. Know that the fibers in the paper filter media will close up from the gasoline, and it may not be as effective after a gas soaking. Know that your Honda engine that was "tipped over" has a much greater chance of having oil in the filter rather than gasoline. There's a crankcase vent hose that connects to the air filter housing. In normal operation that hose carries "blowby" gasses back to the carburetor for re-burning before they are passed out to atmosphere. Especially if the tip-over direction was towards the pull-start (on horizontal-shaft) or carburetor end of the engine, crankcase oil will dribble into the air cleaner housing through that hose, eventually contaminating the filter and also getting into the front of the carburetor. If you are experiencing a little white smoke on start-up, and some possible surging from the oil-clogged air filter, you'll want to put a new filter in and clean any remaining oil out of the filter housing. Gasoline will flash from the filter media in a few minutes if left in the sun, leaving the media stained but dry. Oil won't evaporate from the media, and will still be after any gasoline would be long gone. HTH!

If you look at the large picture of the filter, you will see your exact part number stenciled directly on the filter element.

Ed - The filter is the same size, but there are slight differences in the amount of air flow thru the 2 filters. Thank you for your question.