Husqvarna 323L Carb Rebuild and Tank Vent Unclogged - Weed Eater Trimmer Tune Up

This video is specifically of a Husky 323L weed wacker. The problem was it was difficult to start after it got hot. I unclogged the tank vent and cleaned the carburetor. Now the trimmer restarts after running.

[@jeffjeffjeff2]

Nice video, thanks. I've got an old Husky 225H60 hedge trimmer which won't start from cold...thinking it might help giving it a carb clean and tank vent clean. It has a good spark but won't fire.

[@wmaldo1]

I was pulling my hair thinking why my 323l suddenly stopped without any apparent reason. Guess what? The freaking cap was clogged. Simple fix but hard to imagine. Thanks!

[@jeremybrain5774]

Nice fix

[@jmhowell88]

Great video, I wish you would come fix my weedeater!

[@jameskaiser1069]

Would be helpful if you actually spoke during your video also or did voice overs afterwards

[@JeepITguy]

It would be helpful to tell us what you were doing during the initial run test when making adjustments. Sounds like adjustment to the low end screw?

[@lacnibor]

Two questions. Could you please provide a link to the carb rebuild kit and tell me where I could purchase that splind screwdriver?

[@mudzy9820]

Yours has a dint in the exact same place as mine, on the rip start must be a weak point lol

[@fabianoolimpiodesouza9279]

Como eu consigo cilindro e pistão 322 husquarna

[@221neptune]

What is the o'ring for ?

[@quiettime6871]

Help hold the hose. My 322L has one inside the tank for the filter but not at the carb

[@Hustler_state]

What year were these discontinued

[@mudzy9820]

Dunno but that's sad cause these would cut thru concrete

[@fabianoolimpiodesouza9279]

Boa noite

[@pappy69pappy]

It’s called show & tell!!!!