Empty the fuel tank
Remove the air filter cover; wipe air intake out with clean gas and paper towel
Put in new filter; close cover
Remove old spark plug, check gap to manual recommendations; set gap; insert spark plug and tighten.
Remove four (4) screws from the primer pump housing; remove primer pump bulb (it was
... Read morecracked); replace new primer bulb into housing; set the screws in the normal cross pattern for a good seat and even torque - check for leaks (none - yeah?)
Fish out the fuel filter from the tank with a coat hanger wire bent for this task
Replace the filter on the fuel line end - push back into the tank
All good! Runs great again.
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Weed Whacker not getting spark from loose wire housing
Taking apart the housing was the biggest hurdle, then to get the spark plug connected properly was a challenge. After plenty of patience and a few swear words, it all went back like it should. Buttoned it up and saved at the very least sixty bucks plus parts on the repair. I\'am glad to have found \"EReplacementparts.com, I have this site
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Replaced the carburetor, the fuel filter, the fuel lines, the plug and the air filter. Basically a rebuild of the fuel system. Trimmer now works like new.
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recoil assembly broke, decided to change plug and filter while doing primary repair.
1. Removed broken recoil assembly - it is sometime necessary to loosen adjacent parts to remove the part you\'re after.
2. Attached new recoil assembly, tightened all loosened fasteners.
3. Remove and replace plug using plug wrench - make sure plug wire is properly seated.
... Read more 4. Remove and replace air filter using finger screw.
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Engine would not support load, idle was fine, but would not accelerate
Easy disassembly of the air cleaner and carb. Removed blocked pick up filter and replace fuel supply line. Blocked passages in carb blown free with carb cleaner and compressed air. Replaced spark plug, engine ran like a top. Too easy!
Removed the air filter cover
Removed the old air filter
Removed the screws holding the air filter base and removed the old one , then screwed on the new one
Remove the old spark plug and gap the new one at 0.025
Install the new air filter
Install the air filter cover
Replaced gas/air filter and plug on Shindaiwa 282. Runs great..for $20. Repair shop locally wanted sixty five dollars hour. Need to duplicate order for second trimmer
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ERP Number: ERP9263505
Manufacturer Part Number: 15901012530
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