This is an Original Manufacturer Approved Carburetor Kit which includes a Metal Body Walbro WT89 Carburetor, Plastic Grommet and a Plastic Air Filter Housing. It is used on a variety of Poulan Gas Powered Chainsaws. The purpose of this part is to mix air and gas before the fuel mix goes to the engine. If the engine won\'t start and the tank is full of fresh fuel, test the carburetor by removing the air filter and pouring about a teaspoon of fuel into the carburetor. Pull the starter rope. If the engine starts and then quickly dies, the carburetor is likely the problem.
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The only thing was which line went where. On the original carb.,.both lines were on the same side. New carb......1 on the left and 1 on the right. Just a pain putting it together & taking apart to see if you got it right. A simple sketch would have helped. Everything else was great.
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Wade - June 4, 2019
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fixed the problem
my chain saw is working again
Guest - June 7, 2019
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worked great
fast and sweet, worked great!
Guest - June 13, 2019
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Easy
Chainsaw works like it should
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Great part.
Fits and works perfectly.
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Working perfect in the equipment, thanks, good price and fast shipping.
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happy in Mass.
the carb was the rght price, came on time and worked great. the chain saw had not run for 9 years and fired up on 2 pulls
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shipped timely and works great
everything fit, on time delivery back in action again
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Easy repair, fired right up.
Chain saw back to factory condition.
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I mistakenly grabbed my old saw that had not run in several years, and couldn\'t start it. Thinking that I didn\'t want to buy a third saw, I sent for the new carb, Very easy replacement. I removed the two nuts from the air filter assembly. Removed the fuels line from the old carburetor, remember where they go one they carb. Installed th
... Read moree carburetor and placed the fuel lines back on. attach the the air filter assembly, and it fired right up, got that job done and went to put it away and realized it was not my new saw, but the older one, now I have two both running like new. Next I\'ll try the same thing on a string trimmer that hasn\'t run for a long time.
Remove top of saw, remove chain and bar for safety. Remove air filter housing . Lift up choke handle and slide carburetor out halfway and remove throttle linkage from handle, then remove fuel lines. Take note of position remove carb. If fuel lines are stiff replace,them they will break when putting on new carburetor. Replace in reverse o
... Read morerder as removed. Check fuel tank for contamination or wash out. Replace plug now not too have to take cover off again.Start without chain on for safety run till smooth operation or adjust carburetor for smooth operation then replace chain to specs.
I have never had any luck in using a carburetor repair kit. I\'d rather buy a replacement carburetor and be done with it. This is the surest way to get the problem solved!
With the help of eReplacementParts, I got all the parts needed and the correct ones! Because the Walbro carburetor manufacturer is notorious for discontinu
... Read moreing one model and replacing it with another, I had to have help and assurance in selecting the correct parts. The carburetor model that was on my saw was replaced with a newer version. eReplacementParts rep made sure I got the right one!
I have done business with eReplacementParts for several years now and, with their excellent and fast service, along with excellent prices, I\'ll continue to buy my equipment parts from them!!
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1. Be sure to order the carburetor kit. The modified parts that come with it make the repair easy.
2. Find a video on You Tube that applies to your specific application.
3. Follow the instructions from the video, after collecting the necessary tools to make the repair. Be sure to use a well lighted work area.
4. It was h
... Read moreelpful to print a diagram of the fuel line routing.
5. Make sure to replace all old fuel lines and filter while you have the saw disassembled as well as a new spark plug.
6. New fuel lines pull in easy with dental floss tied to them for a pull string.
7. Re-assemble the saw following fuel line schematics and referring to the video. Tighten all bolts to specifications and add new fuel. I also added a new priming bulb to complete the rebuild.
Remove the top cover, then remove the air filter. Remove the fuel lines from the old carburetor and the throttle. Remove the two nuts securing the air housing and the old carburetor. Install the new carburetor and tighten the nuts to hold the new carburetor and air housing on. Then install the fuel lines and throttle. Replace the filter a
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Chain saw would not start - had previouslyl replaced fuel line and filter
1. Removed air filter housing
2. Disconnected carburetor linkage and fuel lines
3. Removed primer bulb to replace fuel line that would not fit on new carburetor
4. Installed new carburetor by reversing removal steps
5. Started chain saw
6. Only adjustment was to reduce the idle so the chain would not move
1-Took the cover off.
2-Removed two nuts holding the carb.
3-Disconnected the linkage.
4-Remover the carb.
5-Replaced carb and reconnected the linkage.
6-Replaced the cover.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP16365453
Manufacturer Part Number: 545081885
Chainsaw
- Poulan Chainsaw Model 221LE/TYPE 1 (221LE/TYPE1) Parts
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