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Run it a while, then recheck. Then it will be as it was before.
Then re add some oil and sell it!!!
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Run it a while, then recheck. Then it will be as it was before.
Then re add some oil and sell it!!!
I will do that but before it wouldn't even start at all. Now it starts with one half-assed pull and runs strong. But I'm gonna check it today
So I acquired a really nice Echo CS330T and was breaking it down to clean and go over. Removed the carb, pull start and top little cover. This piece below came out upon disassembly and I am miffed as to where it goes? I'm assuming on the linkage for the carb some where? I also open the top handle where the linkage connects there also.
I do not see this on am IPL anywhere
That part appears to be a pulse line collar (I think that's what it's for) - Part number V359000060 - Diagram H, part 27 on this page http://www.ereplacementparts.com/echo-cs330t-09001001-09999999-chainsaw-parts-c-35043_35970_36014.html
It's similar to this from a CS-350TES (the only picture i could find) http://www.ereplacementparts.com/adaptor-p-1655009.html.
That is exactly it!!!! I was looking at the IPL yesterday and saw that part also and said "I think that has to be it" but couldn't find a picture to conform it and today forgot all about it. BUT RIO95, your the man!!!!
I can't believe no none else saw that before. Thank you for your help, I will be pulling the carb off tomorrow and sure it's gonna be it.
That recheck was done after making numerous cuts with it. There is no possibility there is any excess oil in the cylinder before I did the recheck.
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But there is likely excess oil in the crankcase.
I am gonna run her today for a while and I will recheck again.
But as for the origonal request at identifying that part....
BOOM!!!!!! Woop there it is!!!
And the prize goes to RIO95! Thanks again
But the best part is, when I go to retrieve it out of the box.....it's NOT there. Those F $##$ gremlins took it, so I go and open my garage to start the search and the little shi@ is sitting on my driveway outside the garage!!! How the hell it got there is beyond me!!! Buy when I found it, I carried it like a found newborn to the bench!!!
BOOM!!!!!! Woop there it is!!!
And the prize goes to RIO95! Thanks again
But the best part is, when I go to retrieve it out of the box.....it's NOT there. Those F $##$ gremlins took it, so I go and open my garage to start the search and the little shi@ is sitting on my driveway outside the garage!!! How the hell it got there is beyond me!!! Buy when I found it, I carried it like a found newborn to the bench!!!
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Takes a die-grider and some patience, but it's well worth it! Also, the carb inlet from the air filter has a smaller hole in it than the carb. Open up that and you'll see a huge improvement in throttle response. Be sure to pull the carb limiters and re-tune. Mine was dangerously lean out of the box as well. It's tricky to tune with no load due to the limited ignition coil, so in-the-cut tuning is key.
Once you gut the muffler and open the carb jets you'll have a nice little top handle. The plastic part is to keep the pulse line from turning and falling off the nipple. Cliff did a thread on how he did his 330t muffler, but I think the pics are gone. Once you get the muffler off the engine and into your hands, you will see what has to be done. The muffler has a tiny little exit and internal baffle that needs to be opened up.
Hey brother I just picked up a 330t for a good price, saw looks almost new. She fires up but bogs out with the throttle .
Is the k20 way the correct gasket kit for that carb?
