Medium
30-60 minutes
Fuel Line Inlet (helical) 570259040
OEM part for: Homelite
Part Number: 570259040
$3.99
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Saw would only run on primer fuel. Found fuel line had broken just after it entered the tank
Douglas - November 11, 2020
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Torx screwdriver, long needle nose pliers, finger, dish soap
1. Remove top engine cover (2 screws near handle) it fits over the brake handle & carry handle. (This is a good time to clean or replace the air filter- as long as you remember to put it back).
2. Remove starter cord assembly - the cord & reel stays with the housing (3 or 4 screws). You also have to remove the bolt & nut holding the left side of the brake handle and pull that side away from the housing to remove the housing. Pull housing off saw. Fuel line should now be accessible.
3. With needle nose, remove fuel line from tank and carburetor connection.
4. Soap new fuel line (I used dish soap) & insert funny cut end of line into tank.
5. Reach inside of tank with needle nose and GENTLY pull fuel line into tank. It is an interference fit so you have to stretch the fuel line to pull it through the tank. Pull SLOWLY and the line will slide thru the hole in tank.
6. Leave about an inch on the outside of the tank (top) to connect the carburetor nipple.
7. I replaced the fuel filter at this time because I had not changed it since original purchase (~ 10 years).
8. Reinstall pull cord assembly. I had to turn the saw on the tank side down to get the brake handle nut in position to re-engage the bolt. Pull slightly on starter cord to align the clutch pieces so housing will go on completley.
9. Reinstall top cover.
2. Remove starter cord assembly - the cord & reel stays with the housing (3 or 4 screws). You also have to remove the bolt & nut holding the left side of the brake handle and pull that side away from the housing to remove the housing. Pull housing off saw. Fuel line should now be accessible.
3. With needle nose, remove fuel line from tank and carburetor connection.
4. Soap new fuel line (I used dish soap) & insert funny cut end of line into tank.
5. Reach inside of tank with needle nose and GENTLY pull fuel line into tank. It is an interference fit so you have to stretch the fuel line to pull it through the tank. Pull SLOWLY and the line will slide thru the hole in tank.
6. Leave about an inch on the outside of the tank (top) to connect the carburetor nipple.
7. I replaced the fuel filter at this time because I had not changed it since original purchase (~ 10 years).
8. Reinstall pull cord assembly. I had to turn the saw on the tank side down to get the brake handle nut in position to re-engage the bolt. Pull slightly on starter cord to align the clutch pieces so housing will go on completley.
9. Reinstall top cover.
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