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Have you checked the fuel line? I wonder if it is collapsing and starving the saw for fuel. I just went back to the beginning of the thread and didn't see this tested. If you have a mightyvac, pull the line off the carb and connect to the little cup, and draw a vacuum. Can you pull enough to fill the cup? At least the test is free.
 

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Thanks for the tips.
Yes, I have checked the tank vent various ways with no change.

This saw has the transfers cast into the cylinder so leaking shouldn’t be an issue there.

No, I have not tested the line. I don’t have a vacuum tester I’m afraid. But you can move a lot of fuel with the purge bulb…
 

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Thanks for the tips.
Yes, I have checked the tank vent various ways with no change.

This saw has the transfers cast into the cylinder so leaking shouldn’t be an issue there.

No, I have not tested the line. I don’t have a vacuum tester I’m afraid. But you can move a lot of fuel with the purge bulb…
Just thought there might be a difference between pushing the fuel with pressure, vs pulling the fuel with vacuum. Grasping at straws here. This has to be something simple. I doesn't really, but I hope it is. Good luck.
 

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Just thought there might be a difference between pushing the fuel with pressure, vs pulling the fuel with vacuum. Grasping at straws here. This has to be something simple. I doesn't really, but I hope it is. Good luck.
Really still sounds like a coil issue to me… unfortunately
 

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Really still sounds like a coil issue to me… unfortunately
And you are probably right. I would think the dealer could handle this.
 

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Thanks for all the suggestions.
At this point I’m just waiting on the dealer to plug it in I guess.

Would a new coil be plug and play or would it need to be linked to the carb via computer?
 

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Thanks for all the suggestions.
At this point I’m just waiting on the dealer to plug it in I guess.

Would a new coil be plug and play or would it need to be linked to the carb via computer?
I think @huskihl just went through this with a certain infamous 572 and the coil needed linked…
 

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Dealer replaced fuel filter.
Old filter appeared to be defective, only drawing fuel through one small area on the bottom.
Saw has been running well, so , no longer for sale!
Glad it worked out for ya man! Thanks for the update too…
 
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