Does your saw have the heat shield (cooling plate)? That plus the gasket should seal it. If not, you may have an aftermarket fit problem. Should be easily fixable with a spacer.
While the 034 was in production, there were actually three different muffler parts being made:
1125 149 0607
1125 140 9696
1125 007 1034
That tended to drive parts suppliers crazy. I ran into this same problem while upgrading mine to an 036:
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Exactly. The one on the right was the OEM muffler, and the one on the left was supplied in error. I gave up working with that one, sent it back, and the supplier then dug up the right part and exchanged. I used that upgraded saw this morning. It cuts fine, almost dead even with my MS361.Agreed! Looking at that picture the one on the right is slightly longer and I’m guessing fit up better. That’s about what the difference between my factory and AM look like.
Let's also see a Pic or two. This is the first time I've ever heard of their HyWay kit failing, one way or the other. Believe me, they have sold hundreds (thousands?) of them for dozens of saws.Well hopefully she’s done! The copper washer truck didn’t end up working like I thought it did. Called HLsupply and sending the hyway cylinder back and put in a meteor kit.
I believe that jug is defective since three different plugs and different washers wouldn’t seal. Meteor seals no issues.
No leaks now and everything seems good. The homemade spacer and gaskets seem to seal as well for the muffler.
Got it tuned about as good as I can with a tach on the bench. Will do final tunes after I get it in the woods this weekend!
thanks to everyone who’s helped!!!!
Let's also see a Pic or two. This is the first time I've ever heard of their HyWay kit failing, one way or the other. Believe me, they have sold hundreds (thousands?) of them for dozens of saws.
There is a specific spacer for the 034 short muffler ya know.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/MUFFLER-SP...zwAAOSwoPRanZ8Q:sc:USPSFirstClass!11740!US!-1
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