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mine dont either....i dump em out... lol
 

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Seriously, but OK! :oops:

How difficult can it be to replace a leaking cap O-ring or complete cap anyways?
Very easy as I am sure you know. Sometimes the cap has a hairline crack, usually caused by tightening with a screwdriver. It's practically invisible to the naked eye, but the oil gets through.
 

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Seriously, but OK! :oops:

How difficult can it be to replace a leaking cap O-ring or complete cap anyways?
i was just being funny. i havent ever had a leaking cap for bar oil. in 40 years of small hand held power equipment only two leaking gas caps. severl fuel lines and tank gromets though
 

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i was just being funny. i havent ever had a leaking cap for bar oil. in 40 years of small hand held power equipment only two leaking gas caps. severl fuel lines and tank gromets though
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A last attempt. Drained the oil, solvent, blew it out, more solvent, blew it out. Now I'll let it sit, till I run the saw again. Maybe the leak will fix itself. Hopefully....
 
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