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Posted on Jun 06, 2009

My ryobi will start but dies about 5 minutes later

The ryobi will start okay and run for about 5 minutes. It dies while the throttle is being depressed. The primer bulb will not fill after that and pressure has built up in the gas tank. When the gas cap is removed air bubbles are formed. It has to sit for hours before it will start again.

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Try running the machine with the gas cap loose. There could be pressure builiding up in the system due to the cap being too tight. There is no vent on these systems like an automobile. If the gas cap is overtightened this could be your problem as the cap is equipped with a gasket that allows the vapor to vent through the cap. Overtightening could be sealing off your vent

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