Stihl BG56c Handheld Blower Leaking Fuel Out Of Muffler!
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- Stihl BG56c Handheld Blower Leaking Fuel Out Of Muffler!
This Stihl blower came in with fuel leaking from exhaust, the muffler had a lot of gas in it. We show how to take the machine apart and explain how to dry out a muffler. We found a problem with the carburetor so we...... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Great video, my bg blower did exactly the same. Found your channel whilst searching for a solution.I had a spare bg blower that was in parts and used that carburettor. Started with ease again.For me not being mechanically minded to my first attempt at repairing my blower from watching your video .I want to say a huge Thank you man.
From Dean. Cape Town. South Africa.
Dean, you just made my day with that compliment. Thank you so much for watching and glad it helped you out my friend. From T-bone in South Carolina, USA
I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.
That’s EXACTLY what’s wrong with my Stihl leaf blower. Thanks so much for posting this. I was hoping that I hadn’t burned a hole in the piston or something. I will replace the carburetor. Thanks again.
Awesome glad it helped you my friend.
I had the same problem. Took carburetor apart and found the lever that works off the diaphragm (controls the fuel coming into the carburetor). If you adjust that valve the end that is pushed by the diaphragm should be flush with the top edge of that area. I used a box cutter straight edge to make the adjustment. You have to me bend the end up or down. I had to bend it up.
Awesome thanks for watching
I am so happy. I just got home and I see my snow blower. It was supposed to arrive on Thursday. I am so happy. We getting snow on Thursday. Did not open yet. But i am sure i will be very happy with it.
Thanks Poppa Raley. I have a echo SRM-210 weed eater doing the same thing. I think I will replace carburetor instead of rebuilding it as you suggested Thank you once again.
Thank you for watching and I hope it helps you out.
Good one, running sweet now.
Another good quality video. Thanks t bone
Thanks brother
Fun video. My blower exact same issue. I’ll be ordering a new carb.
Awesome, thank you for watching
Just repaired my bg86c. Just some info if it comes back still complaining of getting stuck while starting. Mine needed new bearings on the crankshaft. It would run for 5 minutes or so and then seize up almost solid. Start pulling on it later it would turn over just fine but kinda seize or pull hard like yours. I was almost going to throw it in the garbage thinking it was a piston seizing. Good thing I didnt. Had one side missing a few bearings so replaced both its good now. Probably the gas though in your case.
Good info. 👍🏻
Thanks for the tips
Good video. Runs nice 👍
Thanks 👍
solved a problem for me like gangbusters. thanks so much for making this video, i really enjoyed it!
Hey I have a SR 430 blower and it’s doing the exact same thing. New carburetor should fix that as well right?
I've had this problem with grandma's and grandpa's Jonsered RS44 last night when i test started it i also found a lot of debris and dried 2 stroke oil where the muffler has leaked before
What happens when you put compressed air in the exhuast hole? I did it thinking i was cleaning the screen inside. (It wouldn't crank before). But instead it went off like a gunshot down around the carburetor area.
I have a poulan bvm200. Blower but it blow oil out of the muffler with a lot of smoke do you know what is causing that problem?
Have same issue currently.
Replaced the carburetor put it all back together and same issue with new carb. Gas spits out of exhaust still.
Any idea now?
I have also cleaned the muffler and exhaust screen.
Thanks for watching. Remove the air cleaner housing and slide the carburetor back away from the engine block. Then pump the purge ball... If you see fuel leaking out of carburetor, the carburetor is bad. Yes, I know, new carburetor. I have seen brand new carburetors that are faulty, especially with aftermarket carbs.
I have minor gas leak under fuel tank. Not sure where it’s coming from tho. I doubt tank is cracked. Any ideas? It’s older ryobi.
Great video, had trouble hearing you most of the time.
Thank you. That's an old video, our sound quality is way better these days. I do appreciate you saying that my friend. These types of comments help us improve. Thanks so much my friend.
Having the same problem. But found the tank vent blocked an would build up pressure when setting in the barn an push gas into cylinder. Open cap an release pressure
Tank vent purpose is to hold In pressure, its a one way check valve it only allows atmospheric pressure in to equalize the tank to prevent a vacuum lock and starve the engine of fuel supply. People mistakenly think that vent is supposed relief pressure but that is false, all you have to is research Stihl diagnostic procedure for testing tank vent valves whether it’s fuel cap type vented cap or a separate remote tank vent valve, this is factually accurate!
Great video but was very hard to hear you mite want to invest in a mic as it would help thanks again
Change the needle or it will happen again. That model is reknown for flooding.
Do you have any idea how to get the piston out of a Homelite 26cc blowervac. It has the one piece design where the cylinder head does not come off. I know they sell the short block, but it’s really not cost effective.
Sorry I don't. We typically don't rebuild handheld blowers. Thanks for watching and best of luck sir.
I'm having the same problem with my chainsaw I bought a new carburetor and put it on but it still wouldn't start it seems like it's hydro locking from what you said but I guess my next step is to take the muffler off and hit it with that brake cleaner
I have a echo srm 225 an having issue with the muffler everything I press the accelerator it comes oil from the whole of the muffler a sometimes it make a big mess an it brand new weedeater that bought it Home Depot
It is a bad carburetor. Replace carburetor remove muffler, clean and dry it out. Hope this helps, thanks for watching my friend.
So why was it leaking fue out of the muffler??
That would be my question since the carburator looked good
Whats wrong here is the metering diaphragm , change this has thay go hard and let's the fuel in and won't stop because the little valve will stay open and flood kind regards colin from croydon surrey England 👍 👏
Exactly. Thanks for watching my friend.
Where can you buy a quality carb from
Sounds like the spark arrestor might be plugging up creating a back pressure. Probably wrong.
You talking about getting old and can't see,well wait till you reach my age. I will be70 in august 31 of this year
I bought a new carburetor, replaced all fuel lines and gaskets. Changed spark plug added new gas and oil mixture and now it sputters. The muffler doesn’t sound right. Any suggestions? Thank you for your time.
#1 thanks for watching #2 remove the muffler and spark plug and look for vertical lines on piston and inside cylinder. (If there are, it's scrap) #3 what spark plug is in it? If it isn't NGK replace it. Let me know what happens. Thank you for watching my friend
@@RaleysSmallEngines thank you. Yes there are vertical lines on the piston. So that is the problem?
Yes vertical lines on piston equals needs cylinder and piston. If it's on muffler side it's from no oil in gas. If it's on intake side it's vacuum leak or carburetor too lean.
@@RaleysSmallEngines Thank you. I did notice that when I purge the gas. It was clear. The oil didn’t mix with it. Could i have the lines backwards?
@@thatBroErick the oil should be mixed when you put it in the tank. Look inside the tank and pump the ball to be sure it's not pushing fuel out of the fuel filter. It should be coming out of the return line if they are installed correctly
Just saw the end result. Trust me, it;s a needle issue only. For some reason I can't abswer yet that is the sole cause, promise.
Bought a new carb off Chinazon and my blower is spitting gas when cranking now.
Bad carburetor.
I wish you'd put a little oil on that stool if you can't get out of it !
Sorry it does make a lot of noise, old chair and old rough concrete. I use it so much because I have degenerative disc disease in my back and can't stand long. I will try and do better.
@@RaleysSmallEngines No, that's fine, just reminded me of me, and because of this video, I think I figured out why my leaf blower leaks gas from the exhaust. Hang in there!
Hi
Hello!! Thanks for watching!!
Can't c or hear what your doing
Sorry about that. I have since got a wireless microphone and hope that will help. thank you for watching.
What does c mean?
tried hard to enjoy this video but even with the volume all the way up was very difficult to hear it.
Sorry about that. That was a while ago. We now have wireless microphones. I'm still learning. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend.
your audio is low
*Exactly what I expected from a brand like Hitachi **Bestfor.Garden** also recommend I’ve only had it a few weeks now, but really happy with what it does. I assume it’s like anything, if you take care of it, it will last along time.*
Enjoyed the video, but 29 minutes to get to “Just replace the carburetor”? Ugh!
I understand, yes it was a long video. Our videos are much different now fast paced and to the point. This video has been a while ago. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend.
You can't spend some time editing your videos? I have to sit through 30 minutes of video where 90% is nothing just to get an answer? I swear to god, you should have to obtain a license and take a est to upload onto here
Wasted 1/2 hr watching. My string trimmer has same issue. Must be seat on needle valve. Replacing carb cowardly way to fix issue. I,m going to dig a little deeper into my carb
Good Luck, thanks for watching. Have a Great Day.
I had same idea. Repair by replacing new carb is nothing special. I thought will be found whay is reason of fuel leak of carb. I got a lot of fuel in cylinder aswell. So could not turn ower till got spark plug out. Hope someone will find what couse this issue
@@Home_made_ch the leak is caused by either the needle and seat leaking or a check valve in the carburetor. We replaced the carburetor on that machine to save the customer money at their request. Thanks for watching
@@RaleysSmallEngines that is fine. I simply thought that video is made to show solutions of fault. Thanks. I inspected my leaf blower and found that diaphragm is not in shaoe any more and it stays itself in position when valve is open. New diaphragm ordered
Carburetor is leaking into the intake because the inlet needle is defective or the lever is misadjusted