This is an authentic OEM sourced part that is intended to be used with chainsaws from Poulan, Husqvarna, and Jonsered. Overtime ethanol in gasoline can deposit residue in the carburetor, and it can eventually become clogged and will cause engine performance issues. The kit includes the recommended parts to be replaced when cleaning and re-building a damaged carburetor.
I viewed your you tube video on \'How to Rebuild a Two Cycle/Two Stroke Engine Carburetor\' It made this repair much easier than I thought it would be. Here is the link I copied for those that may want to watch it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfzzTilqwo0
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Carb rebuilds due to ethanol. Now I use no ethanol fuel with oil that I buy locally.
william from huntsville, Texas
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Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
Keep things clean. Remove all oil with TCE brake cleaner before rebuild (don\'t get TCE on rubber gaskets, will dissolve them). I use hylomar (sparingly) on carb to block gasket for future easy removal. Adjust carb screws and run, then get busy doing REAL work. PS: Be certain to know how to correctly set the float if it needs to be r
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Chainsaw wouldn\'t Idle with any adjustments and had no power above Idle.
1. Remove the Carburetor.
2. Lay out a shop towel to keep. Parts in order.
3. Carefully remove screws, lay out pieces in order of disassembly,
4. Matching gaskets from kit to old gaskets, and new needle & seat components to original parts.
5. Replace the new parts for old and reassemble, In reverse order of disa
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6. Put Carburetor in place, reattach fuel lines and linkage, filter and Covers,
7. Back out the high & low screw adjustments 1.5 turns each, and start it up and adjust for performance.
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Chainsaw had been sitting in a long time and would not start
Chainsaw had been sitting in a long time and would not start. After investigation noticed metering diaphragm was split.
1. Removed Top covers from top of chainsaw
2. Removed air filter and filter housing from carb. Be careful of throttle cable attached to cover.
3. Remove fuel lines from carb
4. Remove carb
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5. Disassembled carburetor keeping note of which screws go where.
6. Clean all jets and orifices with carb cleaner. Take care not to lose small parts such as pins and springs.
7. Replace parts with new parts that come in carb rebuild kit. Take care in noticing which direction gaskets come off and replace new gaskets in the same orientation. Be sure to clean all gaskets services before installing new gaskets. No sealant is required on any gaskets.
8. Reassembly is opposite of removal.
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Would not idle. Rev up at any time without the throttle.
Replace all gaskets and diaphragm gaskets and the needle kit inside carburetor with the kit I ordered. Runs great and will idle with no problem. Marked the high and low screws for adjustments and removed to spray carburetor cleaner thru out the ports to clean. Replaced carburetor and adjusted idle and chainsaw ran great.
1. I removed covers to expose carb
2. I removed carb
3. I rebuilt carb per the instuctions that came with the kit
4. Replaced fuel line and filter and replaced purge line
5. Reinstall carb
6. Reinstall covers
7. Install new spark plug
8. Fill with fresh gas ,start and adjust carb per instruction
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Fuel lines deteriorated, carburetor dirty, filter dirty, chain worn out
Removed air filter and housing remove fuel lines to carburetor. Remove carburetor, disassemble carburetor replace all parts with new parts in kit, check and adjust as per the instructions sheet. Reinstall carburetor connect fuel lines install air housing and filter. Start chain saw worked great starts and accelerates and idles, now go
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9008472
Manufacturer Part Number: 530069826
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