Medium
1-2 hours
This is an original replacement part manufactured for use with outdoor power equipment. The strainer is used with many different types of equipment and is commonly used in the carburetor fuel system. This strainer is available as an individual replacement part, please see model diagram for part location and usage.
Strainer 12312610631
OEM part for: Shindaiwa
Part Number: 12312610631
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This Strainer will fit the following 403 machines. Confirm this part works with your model, and view the detailed model diagrams and repair help we have to offer.
Shindaiwa
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This part replaces obsolete part #: 7003081380, 22100-81380, 12312603930, 70030-85431, 70030-81380
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Replaced the carburetor.
Thank you for finding the part. easy to change part. ChainSaw runs like new.
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November 4, 2023
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Replace Strainer in Echo 140-DA String Trimmer
Had to replace this part when I rebuilt the Walbro Type WA carburetor. Got this kit from eReplacement Parts also. I could not tell, but the kit came with a strainer too. I now have a spare that I can keep and use as a replacement. I like watching the eReplacementParts videos... they are very good. My question is: how do you reach down inside the long narrow opening in the aluminum casting to release the spring clip that secures the clutch drum? I need to get the clutch drum out so I can replace the bearing behind it. This is a very long narrow opening and I bought a CLannelLock spring clip remover with extensions. The extensions are too short to get down inside the opening.
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Perfect replacement strainer for carburetor on my Shindaiwa chain saw.
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August 21, 2019
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Hard starting - would run very briefly and stop.
Randall - July 1, 2017
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Wrench Set, Nutdriver, compressed air, carburetor cleaning solvent
1: Remove air filter
2: Remove recoil starter assembly.
3: Loosen carburetor nuts
4: Disconnect throttle and choke linkage from carburetor
5: Unplug kill switch wiring
6: Remove carburetor from engine
7: Disassemble carburetor - note the location of low and high speed needles and tension springs
8: Pry out strainer from carburetor body
9: Soak metallic carburetor parts in carburetor cleaner.
10: Carefully scrape old gasket material from carburetor body, diaphragm and pump covers
11: Blow out all passages thoroughly and blow dry all parts.
12: Inspect tank and fuel line - clean
13: Reassemble carburetor with new strainer, pump and diaphragm
14: Install carburetor and reassemble saw in reverse order from disassembly.
Blade tensioner and adjuster were replaced at this time as well - had nothing to do with the starting problem.
2: Remove recoil starter assembly.
3: Loosen carburetor nuts
4: Disconnect throttle and choke linkage from carburetor
5: Unplug kill switch wiring
6: Remove carburetor from engine
7: Disassemble carburetor - note the location of low and high speed needles and tension springs
8: Pry out strainer from carburetor body
9: Soak metallic carburetor parts in carburetor cleaner.
10: Carefully scrape old gasket material from carburetor body, diaphragm and pump covers
11: Blow out all passages thoroughly and blow dry all parts.
12: Inspect tank and fuel line - clean
13: Reassemble carburetor with new strainer, pump and diaphragm
14: Install carburetor and reassemble saw in reverse order from disassembly.
Blade tensioner and adjuster were replaced at this time as well - had nothing to do with the starting problem.
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Carb needed rebuild and clean
Donald - March 6, 2017
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Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Nutdriver
I took the carb off and disassembled it then cleaned with carb cleaner and reassembled.
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