With the carburetor removed, I often start by clean the outside of the carburetor as best. You can use compressed air and carburetor cleaner if available to remove all gunk and grime from the outside. Lay down a towel or rack and be prepared to clean up any spilled fuel or debris as you disassemble the carburetor.
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Kash
Kash
Good questions but I'm more interested in how to start my chainsaw I pulls and pulls it over more than 50 times and still no workies! It only start being bad chainsaw after I put no name aftermarket carbs on it's frustrations for me
I think the blade is not make spark??Did you adjust your new carb after you put it on your saw?Good questions but I'm more interested in how to start my chainsaw I pulls and pulls it over more than 50 times and still no workies! It only start being bad chainsaw after I put no name aftermarket carbs on it's frustrations for me
Fully realizing that we are half joking here but I'll add a serious question...since the op was interested in "cleaning" a carb
What is the most important funcional section or piece of a carb to clean ?
What is the most important funcional section or piece of a carb to clean ?
Sierra_rider
Piss revver
Are you a self aware bot?
Every part, everything needs to be right for it to work.
NO, I am a novice, but I am willing to learn anything about saws.
Thanks for sharing this, Sir.
I have over 40 saws and in the last 50 years I have never purchased a new carb.
Kash
Kash
That's awesome. How do you keep the cabs?
Often. Every carb that comes from China has issues with air passages not being drilled, or linkage that binds. Can you please help me Hipa!
Maybe you should try Hipa OEM carb. lol
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Hard to say where they are keeping all the cabs now- so many using UBER!
