Medium
15-30 minutes
This auto oiler assembly is an OEM direct from Shindaiwa. The metal component is fitted onto the tube and worm gear, providing oil to the bar of the chainsaw. For the repair, you will need a screwdriver, socket set and wrench set. Please refer to the manual for safety and repair instructions. The auto oiler assembly is sold individually.
Auto Oiler Asy. C022000000
OEM part for: Shindaiwa, Echo
Part Number: C022000000
$56.69
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Oil pump stoped putting oil on chain and sprocket on clutch drum was wore out
Malcolm - September 24, 2016
👍 3 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Wrench Set
Unscrewed clutch from motor shaft it had left hand threads
Remover clutch drum to get to oil pump
Replaced oil pump
Put clutch drum back on shaft
Screwed clutch back on motor shaft
Put on all covers back on
Ready to cut wood
Remover clutch drum to get to oil pump
Replaced oil pump
Put clutch drum back on shaft
Screwed clutch back on motor shaft
Put on all covers back on
Ready to cut wood
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No oil was reaching the bar on my Echo CS400 chainsaw.
Charles - December 11, 2017
👍 2 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wrench Set, Special clutch removal tool, rope
1. I knew the bar was not getting oil. I tried cleaning the filter and the line to the pump.
That did not work, so I knew there was something else wrong.
2. I watched a YouTube video and saw that the drive gear on the oil pump might be stripped.
3. To verify that the oil pump was bad, I ordered a special clutch removal tool (the oil pump is under the clutch) and took it apart before ordering parts. The clutch removal tool is a disk with three studs on it that turns the clutch to break it free. It takes a 3/4 wrench to turn.
4. You will need to remove the bar and chain. Then, remove the spark plug and stuff some rope in the cylinder to keep the piston from moving when you do this. Please leave enough that you can pull the rope out when you are done!
5. To remove the clutch, turn it clockwise, not counterclockwise like a regular nut.
6. Once the clutch is removed you will find some washers, the chain drive gear, a needle bearing and the beneath all this, the oil pump. All of this is shown on the e-replacement's excellent parts breakdown.
7. The oil pump is held in place by two screws. It was locked up, and its plastic gear was stripped. The gear cannot be replaced. You have to buy the whole pump.
8. I ordered the pump along with a small needle bearing that supports the chain drive gear, from e-replacements.
9. Always inspect all your parts while you have the chainsaw apart. It is a good time to replace the chain drive gear if it is chewed up. The little needle bearing is pretty delicate and I would always take this chance to replace it.
10. Putting the saw back together was the reverse of disassembly and took about five minutes. I greased the needle bearing thoroughly before putting it all together.
11. This repair worked like a charm. I now have oil on the bar and the saw is cutting like new.
That did not work, so I knew there was something else wrong.
2. I watched a YouTube video and saw that the drive gear on the oil pump might be stripped.
3. To verify that the oil pump was bad, I ordered a special clutch removal tool (the oil pump is under the clutch) and took it apart before ordering parts. The clutch removal tool is a disk with three studs on it that turns the clutch to break it free. It takes a 3/4 wrench to turn.
4. You will need to remove the bar and chain. Then, remove the spark plug and stuff some rope in the cylinder to keep the piston from moving when you do this. Please leave enough that you can pull the rope out when you are done!
5. To remove the clutch, turn it clockwise, not counterclockwise like a regular nut.
6. Once the clutch is removed you will find some washers, the chain drive gear, a needle bearing and the beneath all this, the oil pump. All of this is shown on the e-replacement's excellent parts breakdown.
7. The oil pump is held in place by two screws. It was locked up, and its plastic gear was stripped. The gear cannot be replaced. You have to buy the whole pump.
8. I ordered the pump along with a small needle bearing that supports the chain drive gear, from e-replacements.
9. Always inspect all your parts while you have the chainsaw apart. It is a good time to replace the chain drive gear if it is chewed up. The little needle bearing is pretty delicate and I would always take this chance to replace it.
10. Putting the saw back together was the reverse of disassembly and took about five minutes. I greased the needle bearing thoroughly before putting it all together.
11. This repair worked like a charm. I now have oil on the bar and the saw is cutting like new.
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