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Kit Piston 50cc Ldav 576752601

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Part Number: 576752601


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  • Classification: Part
  • Weight: 0.20 lbs.
  • Shipping: Ships Worldwide

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This part will fit the following 2 machines

Poulan

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Medium 1-2 hours (6 rated repairs)?

No Compression, won't start

Robert - December 30, 2016
👍 3 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type

Chain Saw

Difficulty

Medium

Time

More than 2 hours

Tools Used

Pliers, Socket set, Nutdriver

Removed carb, exhaust, and coil.
Removed head
Removed piston
Replaced piston
Replaced head
Replaced carb and exhaust
Needed to purchase high temp RTV for the gasket between the cylinder head and crank case. There is no gasket on parts list for a gasket here.
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Saw had broken its ring after being run on just gas.

Clifton - February 1, 2017
👍 2 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type

Chain Saw

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1-2 hours

Tools Used

Screwdriver, Socket set, Nutdriver, Cylinder hone.

Took the saw apart to get the cylinder off. Cleaned all parts. Polished bore and cleaned again. Oiled bearing and piston. Applied rts sealer on case and reassembled. Started on fist pull. Adjusted carb. Runs perfect now.
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There was no compression - piston scratched

RAymond - May 5, 2022
Tool Type

Chain Saw

Difficulty

Hard

Time

More than 2 hours

Tools Used

Screwdriver, Socket set, Wrench Set, Nutdriver

1) stripped every part off of saw to reveal cylinder assembly.
2) opened up cylinder assembly and removed piston and crank shaft
3) installed new piston and cylinder assembly.
4) reinstalled parts in reverse order of removal
5) be sure to align fly wheel using markings on bottom with markings on shaft.
6) repair was successful
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metal got into cylinder and scored the piston and cylinder

Greg - October 12, 2021
Tool Type

Chain Saw

Difficulty

Hard

Time

1-2 hours

Tools Used

Screwdriver, Socket set, Nutdriver, torque wrench

disassemble the saw. (might be best to take pictures BEFORE disassembly and throughout the process)
note where fuel lines go, choke level and throttle linkage.
note: best to look up fastener torque specs on-line.
oil pump will come out after the thin metal cover plate is gently removed (i used a small screw driver and worked my way around)(oil pump needs to come out so the fully assembled cylinder, piston, crank and lower crankcase cover can be installed in the main plastic body)
note the direct of the old piston before removing from connecting rod. I used a punch and hammer to remove the old wrist pin. no need digging out the c clips sense the piston was not being reused.
lube the needle bearing in the connecting rod, and the new wrist pin, before assembling. I used engine assembly lube. You can use clean engine oil. best if one c clip were installed then slide the new wrist pin in followed by the other c clip to hold the wrist pin in place.
lube the cylinder wall and the piston.
when installing the piston ring, note the open end notches and the locator in the piston groove. these need to align when the ring is compressed.
when sliding the piston in, gently compress the piston ring so the piston will slide into the cylinder.
I used "the right stuff" gasket maker to put the 2 parts of the cylinder back together (cylinder and lower crankcase cover). I also used it on the rubber seals the crankshaft bearings are in. note: use a conservative amount on the seals.
properly torque the 4 bolts that hold the plastic body, lower cover and cylinder together.
reassemble the saw. all other fasteners (going into plastic) I snugged. plastic will strip out.
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low compression

Dennis - October 5, 2020
Tool Type

Chain Saw

Difficulty

Medium

Time

30-60 minutes

Tools Used

Screwdriver, Power Drill, Socket set, torx bits, power drill for sockets and bits.

disassemble engine and lay parts in order of removal, before reassembly be sure to use form-a-gasket on bottom of cylinder. be sure piston ring split is over pin in groove, slide cylinder over piston. reassemble.
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groves on piston exhaust side 4 year old saw

Duane - March 30, 2019
Tool Type

Chain Saw

Difficulty

Medium

Time

1-2 hours

Tools Used

Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Nutdriver, Punch hammer pick set

Pulled engine from case. Pulled cylinder and piston. Put new parts in and put it back together. Runs like new. Cleaning the exhaust would help with the issue of a burned piston and cylinder. I pick the saw up cheap.
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