Husky 394xp rebuild

[burkesw]

Mine leaks like a sieve too. Have to empty the dam oiler after every use.

I've tried venting the oil tank afterwards and it still leaks. Is there an easy way to fix it?

Don't mean to derail yer thread Brewz, just curious. The rebuild looks great! You will enjoy it!

 

[Mattyo]

My 394 doesn't leak. ..my 385 does. Been into it plenty and can't figure it out.

 

[Brewz]

This one doesnt leak.

What area is this oil coming from?
I would say the leak comes from the seal between the oil pump and case.

I have this issue with a 2100 and I cant get parts for it.

Another tick for the stihls, non of my Stihls leak

 

[Onan18]

This one doesnt leak.

What area is this oil coming from?
I would say the leak comes from the seal between the oil pump and case.

I have this issue with a 2100 and I cant get parts for it.

Another tick for the stihls, non of my Stihls leak

And none oil as well as a Husky either!

 

[Brewz]

And none oil as well as a Husky either!

I can not argue with that!!!

 

[huskihl]

Mine doesn't leak a drip.

Nor mine. Unless it's a piss rev. Then it flows like tears from the clutch cover

 

[burkesw]

Nor mine. Unless it's a piss rev. Then it flows like tears from the clutch cover

So true.

This one doesnt leak.
What area is this oil coming from?
I would say the leak comes from the seal between the oil pump and case.

Not entirely sure but seems like it starts at the oil pump. I should just try replacing the seal and see if that fixes it.

 

[peter92]

great video

 

[Mattyo]

Thanks...feel free to check out the rest of my channel.

 

[peter92]

Thanks...feel free to check out the rest of my channel.

will do for sure as im going to rebuild a 394xp with Big Bore Kit

 

[jmssaws]

will do for sure as im going to rebuild a 394xp with Big Bore Kit

Ported?
Let me know how that turns out
Squish on the bb?
Stock timing?

 

[peter92]

Ported?
Let me know how that turns out
Squish on the bb?
Stock timing?

no porting just deleting the base gasket

 

[peter92]

Thanks...feel free to check out the rest of my channel.

just watching the video rebuilds on your channel , very good
ive havent worked on one before, makes life easy
Peter

 

[jmssaws]

394 is a great saw and my favorite husky.
Like 98% of one.

 

[peter92]

394 is a great saw and my favorite husky.
Like 98% of one.

doing it for part time milling
looking forwards to if , i think the squish should be around .030 with the gasket gone
Peter

 

[jmssaws]

On a oem cylinder it would be 030,I'm curious about the am one.
I assume it's a 395bb cylinder?

 

[peter92]

On a oem cylinder it would be 030,I'm curious about the am one.
I assume it's a 395bb cylinder?

Ye its a Hyway cylinder

 

[jmssaws]

And none oil as well as a Husky either!

That's because the husky never stops oiling,running or not.
The bed of your truck,inside the tool box,on the shop floor,on the bench,it doesn't care,it's a equal opportunity oiler.

 

[peter92]

Thanks...feel free to check out the rest of my channel.

Matt , very good video,s part 1 to finish , always better to see it put together when a saws i get is in bits
Thanks

 

[Onan18]

That's because the husky never stops oiling,running or not.
The bed of your truck,inside the tool box,on the shop floor,on the bench,it doesn't care,it's a equal opportunity oiler.

Not true, I have a 346 that is dry, doesn't leak a drop when sitting. Admittedly it is a freak, but my 272 isn't bad either.
Joe