Common craftsman gas chainsaw replacement parts.
Craftsman chainsaw gas tank vent.
Craftsman chainsaw fuel tank vent.
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Craftsman 358350833 gas chainsaw parts manufacturer approved parts for a proper fit every time.
The chainsaw in this video is a sachs dolmar 120.
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Fuel tank vent 501152901 allows air to enter the fuel tank for proper fuel flow.
I have an older hedge trimmer husky 225h75 that does built up quite some pressure in the gas tank.
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Fuel tank vent plug check valve craftsman 530026119 530038264.
This fuel tank vent part number 501152901 is for chainsaws.
If the chainsaw won t start clear clogs and check the fuel lines for cracks or crimps.
The 2775 has not a return line it has only one line which feeds the carb with gas.
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Chainsaw fuel tank building pressure.
The chainsaw fuel lines that carry fuel from the tank to the carburetor can clog crimp or crack over time.
Work in a well ventilated area when installing this part.
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The rubber intake boot is in good condition as is the fuel and impulse lines.
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Drain the existing fuel from the tank and disconnect the spark plug wire before beginning the repair.
It has had a new tank vent and filter fitted and sparks well but it doesnt seem to be getting enough fuel to the engine.