Questions & Answers for: fuel coming exhaust chainsaw

...fuel tank and power head case.This model is known for them coming loose and there purpose is to hold cylinder base housing to case halves.Have at least 6 or 7 a year come through the shop for that ...

...2 strokes and find most of the time its bad fuel lines and carbon in the exhaust port,but also alot of times I find damaged pistons and scored cylinders with very little compression.Good luck to

...fuel filters ? Before you do too much more to it you need to make sure it is mechanically sound, remove the muffler ( two m5 allen screws) and check the condition of the piston through the exhaust ...

...exhaust, and that is because it is burning oil, and the oil can only come from the petrol ,so you need to refill the fuel tank with a fresh fuel/oil mix good quaility oil at 50-1 and try again. Is it ...

...fuel leaks, replace the hose, remove the spark plug and check to see if there is a spark at the plug by earthing it to the cylinder, no spark, replace the ignition unit, remove the muffler, check the ...

...fuel, still won't start, whats next please? Check that it is mechanically sound, remove the muffler and check the condition of the piston through the exhaust port, any signs of scuffing, or damage, ...

fuel showing on the plug, you need to check it is mechanically sound, remove the muffler and check the condition of the piston skirt through the exhaust port, any signs of scuffing and it will need to

fuel on my Huskvarna chainsaw and now it wont restart Just check that it is mechanically sound, remove the muffler and check the condition of the piston skirt through thre open exhaust port, any signs

...SMOKE AND DIED WHEN I PRESSED THE TROTTLE.IT WONT START ANYMORE AND WHEN I HAUL HER OVER FUEL COMES OUT THE EXHAUST. Check your carburetor. You probably have a bad one and will need to replace

exhaust. With the exaust in the direction of the ground not using primerbulb and sparkplug removed as you must draining the crankcase from the fuel surplus , take a stroke adhesive tape on the trottle