This is an authentic replacement part that is sourced from the original manufacturer for use with chainsaws. The metal rim sprocket connects to the clutch drum assembly and is used to drive the chain around the guide bar. This item is available as an individual replacement part, please see illustrated diagram for related products.
1. Removed cover plate on sprocket.
2. Removed chain and bar.
3. Removed spark plug and air filter cover
4. Removed spark plug wire and spark plug.
5. Rotated motor until piston at bottom.
6. Put piece of rope in spark plug hole to allow clutch to be removed.
7. Put clutch removal tool on clutch and use
... Read mored adjustable wrench to turn clockwise to loosen.
8. Removed clutch and sprocket bearing (sprocket was gone already)
9. Lubed sprocket bearing and put new roller sprocket on inside of clutch.
10. Replaced clutch assembly with new roller sprocket.
11. Used sprocket tool to tighten counter clockwise.
12. Removed rope from cylinder.
13. Replaced spark plug and put plug wire back on.
14. Replaced spark plug cover.
15. Put bar and chain and sprocket cover back on.
16. Adjusted chain and started saw. (did not need carb kit, filed for future use).
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Saw was venting fuel and needed some tlc and agood clean up ( shindaiwa 488 )
Disassembled the saw for cleaning .
Installed vent grommet
Removed clutch
Installed rim sprocket
Lubed clutch bearing
Reassembled saw
Test ran it ,and returned it to the owner
What took time was finding a replacement retaining clip. I went to several stores. Then, my pliers that spread the clip, the points had to be filed down to fit. After that, the repair went fast.
So the parts were not the problem. And your order was filled promptly. I\'m fully satisfied.
I did it exactly like the web site said to replace the chain sprocket.
I removed the park plug, made sure the piston was down and packed in clothes line rope.
I used the clutch removal tool to gain access to the chain sprocket.
\"Turn the clutch clockwise to removed, counter clockwise to tighten\"
You don\'t have t
... Read moreo tighten the clutch very much because of the direction the motor turns when it runs.
Spent more time cleaning.
Removed the spark plug,rotated the piston to almost TDC,fed in some old pull starter cord,removed clutch with a brass punch and a hammer,slipped on the sprocket and put the clutch back on after removing the pull cord for the cylinder...put the plug back in and repair was done.
Removed spark plug. Removed clutch cover. Fed clean cord down through spark plug hole. Pulled starter rope until piston was firmly against cord inside the cylinder. Placed clutch removal toll inside clutch plate. Spun impact wrench clockwise to remove clutch. Removed bearing and rim sprocket and replaced with new. Replaced clutch assembly
... Read more exactly how it came off. Tightened counterclockwise. Reassembled bar, chain, clutch cover. Tightened new chain correctly. Removed cord from cylinder and replaced spark plug. The complete job took less than twenty minutes. Try that at a repair service!
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9883083
Manufacturer Part Number: 11892
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