Husqvarna 460 Chainsaw Won't Start-Fixed!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video we will look at a Husqvarna 460 chainsaw with a customer complaint that it won't start. Early in the diagnosis we see a problem and I'll show you how to fix it. #smallenginerepair
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Another Fine Repaired Carburetor With a Potato Chip Sunken Diaphragm 😀😊😎👍🏼 Had an Echo CS 303T Saw A Few Days Ago Same Issue Customer Would Use All Day Then Put It Away And The Next Morning His Fuel Tank Would Be Near Empty and Fuel Would Be Flooding Out The Muffler 😩😩 Carb Kit and She Was Good As New 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Do you go thru the entire carb when you know its the metering diaphragm or do you just install gaskets like I did?
@@TheGreasyShopRag I Do What You Do But I Also Replace The Needle Valve and Clean All The Passages With Carb Clean and Compressed Air Very Rarely Do I Take OutThe Welch Plugs Unless It’s a Carb on an Old Saw That You Cant Buy a New Complete OEM Carb For Anymore 😀😊
@@chrischiampo7647 Sounds legit.
i'm sure you save customers a lot of money by knowing what to look for first, fine job...thumbs up
Thanks! and thanks for watching!
Great fix once again, Scott 👍🏼
Not that its a 2 stroke but i just got a used wood splitter and I'm not kidding the carb was the worst ive ever seen with the white crusty hard crust from water! I threw it in a jar and in the ultrasonic using super clean and it actually did the trick! I changed the bowl on bottom of carb though it was just easiest to do! Good stuff see ya next time! Oh wood splitter works great!
I've heard that Super Clean works well. I might have to try it myself. I don't clean many carbs that way but I do use the ultrasonic a lot for other parts. Thanks.
I luv your vids, I’ve learned a bunch from you and will continue doing so! Thank you for doin what you do!
Cool carb stand
Thanks. Once I get caught up I'm gonna make a bunch for sale.
How many times have I had power equipment flambé from good spark and good fumes! Nice easy fix! I like the 90 degree Snap On, New?
That tool is older and not brushless. I have most of the snapon 14.4 volt lineup and some of it doesn't get used much 😞
Enjoyable video. Thanks 😊
Thanks for watching!
Awesome job, thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
Great vid! Thanks for the tips.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Hey Scott another fantastic learning video thank you. I sent you my email address on the video in which you mentioned to drop you an email but I'm sorry I never did see it. It would be awesome if you were to open a school id sleep in a tent and bathe in a creek to to make sure I could afford it. Thank you Scott.
To find my email you need to go to my home page and click on the line where it says "hello my name is...". You should see it there.
@@TheGreasyShopRag yes sir that's what I did. Under description it gives your name and bio, next your links for Utube and eBay, the country, joined date, amount of views. I'm probably screwing something up but that's all that's listed.
@@drmikeyb1 scottseidl1@gmail.com
Scott, fuel mix came past the decompression fitting and I wonder if that might also allow air leak. Do saws that size really do not need decomp fittings for most useres.
The fuel came past because the button was pushed in but yes they can leak and allow air in. I've done warranty claims on just that. No, they are not needed and Husqvarna has eliminated them from many models.
My old 353 saw had an air leak on the de comp valve, so I deleted it. Went with a plug and she starts just fine.
@@daphlavor Thats not an uncommon story. I'm starting to think that if you need a decomp to start it maybe a battery saw is a better option.
This might be a dumb question (my specialty) but if the gas is flowing from the tank enough to flood the saw, why did it not show up on the pressure test? 👍🍺
I think what happens is that the first pump of air travels past the open needle and into the chamber where it pops the diaphragm up, thus closing the needle.
@@TheGreasyShopRag somanabitch! That makes cents.👍🍺
Why did the pressure test hold when the metering diaphragm had the needle valve open
Because with the needle open the pressure was pushing directly on the diaphragm and it moved to a position where the needle would then close.
That was a crap load of gas...lol it was drowned
Ya I wasn't expecting that.