Re: not diesel, chain saw fix question

thanks Kent.Will do, found u-tube on it.I will try swapping the carb from the parts chainsaw motor I have and if that does the same thing I will find the correct rebuild kit for the carbs and buy 2.
Then I will be set for a long time to come.the rebuild video was pretty easy, I will let the group know the outcome. Bryan Belman, Pt. Pleasant, NJ 04 Jetta Wagon TDI PD BEW, 100hp, 5sp -- running :<)04 Golf TDI PD BEW, 100hp, 5sp Tiptronic Auto -- running :<)82 Diesel Westy 1.9NA 1Y -- running :<)70 Type 1 Beetle -- Running on the road now:-)
      From: Kent McLean <[email protected]>
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 Sent: Sunday, October 18, 2015 4:56 PM
 Subject: Re: [Vwdiesel] not diesel, chain saw fix question
   
Bryan Belman wrote:
> I can put fuel in the top of carb with my syringe squirter and it runs that fuel out, starts right up.  If I keep putting fuel in top of carb, it runs.but that should be enough to get the flow of fuel going, but no.

If the saw has been sitting for a few months with old gas, it probably has a clogged carb. My son put his mower away without running it dry, and I could get it to run on ether. I had to remove the jet and blow it out with compressed air to clear it. I put it back together and it started right up. Google how to remove and clean your carb. The mower had a single “bolt” on the bottom of the carb that was actually the jet. Small engine carbs are simple, so don’t be afraid to dig into it.

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Kent McLean
’02 VW Beetle TDI, 188K miles


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