Recent content by lindylex

It has to much pressure. The fuel lines are correct. The primer bulb only needs one push to build up enough pressure in the system. At least that is what I did differently to keep it from flooding the carburetor. I can get it to run if I place a 1/2 teaspoon of fuel in the chamber where...

I have tried two new carburetors and one rebuilt carburetor with a carb kit on this chainsaw. Once I place fuel in it and press the primer bulb the machine leaks fuel from the carburetor. I am not sure why this is happening. It feels like the fuel has to much pressure when leaving the tank.

[ SOLUTION SOLVED ] After several ohms and some repeated mythical chants. The dust settled and the neophyte noticed he never place the bearing covered in a rubber boot on the pull start side back in the groove on the bottom side of the engine.

Currently I am trying to repair a Craftsman 358.351580 chainsaw. I rebuilt the engine. It has all new gaskets, the muffler, carburetor were taken apart and cleaned in the ultrasonic cleaner. The carburetor has a new gasket kit and passes the pressure test and has no leaks. The cylinder...

Remove the spark plug and check for spark. Then drop some fuel into the chamber. The top of the cylinder. Place the spark plug back, pull on the pull start and see if it starts.

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Taper Fit Flywheel Loose The crankshaft on my Weed Eater BC24W has a taper that I squeeze the flywheel onto. I separated the two when I was rebuilding the engine. When I tried to place them back together they will not stay pressed together. I tried hammering it on and also pressing it on...

I adjusted the Tiny D screw for the fuel air mixture I got a glimpse at what this could possible run like. I turned it 4 full turns from the most closed position to get this to run that is screwed all the way in. I was able to place it in 1/2 choke and it idled a little faster. I got it to...

I just realized that I have the Micro D adjustment tool. I will give it a try and report back.

After speaking to a Walboro rep they gave me the following model number for the carburetor "Walbro WYL-247A".

backhoelover, it is shaped like a "D".

I have the following carburetor WYL. It is from a Troy-Bilt backpack blower. I can not find where the carburetor adjustments are for high and low. It seems the closes is the adjuster screw for idle. I rebuilt the carb and it idles but when I press the gas it cuts off. I need to adjust the carb...