VinceGU05
PSA vitim.
naa i got nothing lol, sorry.
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KG441c
Keith
Malfunctioning solenoid on carb would be my guess
Both the AutoTune and the mTronic will go bezerk if one of their sensors aren't working.
The M-Tronic system is therefore trying to adapt all over the place, yet to no avail.
Therefore at least the AutoTune Diagnostic Tool has a sensor diagnostic test procedure, as a starter.
The smaller the saw is, the less forgiving the electronic carburetor control is. More demands on sensors and actuators, so the adaptive algorithm can do it's job.
The M-Tronic system is therefore trying to adapt all over the place, yet to no avail.
Therefore at least the AutoTune Diagnostic Tool has a sensor diagnostic test procedure, as a starter.
The smaller the saw is, the less forgiving the electronic carburetor control is. More demands on sensors and actuators, so the adaptive algorithm can do it's job.
That's what were thinking. I'll call the local guys and see if the carb is in. At least I don't feel so bad replacing parts, even if they are expensive, since I basically got this saw for less than a couple hundred bucks in work.
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i might get one after taxes are filed
KG441c
Keith
Ya and u will have a spare parts carb too. Wonder how much the solenoid vs the carb is?
KG441c
Keith
Didnt u say a tree or something fell on it? Maybe it knocked some of the carb linkage around?
This is the first tank. She started to pull much better on the second tank, but my camera died(prolly a solenoid). Wood is a mix of chestnut and very hard ash.
KG441c
Keith
Is that with the new carb?
Yep. First tank. She was still hunting around. She's stronger now. I'll have a scary vid to put up tomorrow if the weather cooperates.
I love seeing that Husqvarna bar on it, too.
She sounds much more aggressive in person. Might be the acoustics.
Still has the slight bog, tho. I wonder what is causing it. But I am afraid to fiddle with it now
I love seeing that Husqvarna bar on it, too.
She sounds much more aggressive in person. Might be the acoustics.
Still has the slight bog, tho. I wonder what is causing it. But I am afraid to fiddle with it now
KG441c
Keith
Sounds to be holding good rpm but im not sure on the bog. Still may be a linkage problem
Doubt it's linkage. Everything looks fine. Randy was telling me some of the first few had bad response off idle. I was told to raise the xfers
KG441c
Keith
What # on the transfer?Doubt it's linkage. Everything looks fine. Randy was telling me some of the first few had bad response off idle. I was told to raise the xfers
KG441c
Keith
Theres no way deleting that base gasket would hurt it. Id shoot for .020.
Yeah, when I have cause to pull her apart again, I'll remove the gasket and raise the xfers. Right now, thou, she's in a good place.That Husqvarna bar started life at 18". I knew I would have to cut the butt off of it and lose an inch or more. Turns out it was less work than I thought, she went from 72DL to 70. So that thing is pulling about 17" of bar on that v id.
KG441c
Keith
Yes it sounds great in the cut. Imagine what about 185 psi and more intake and transfer duration is gonna do?
Oh, it would be awesomer. Almost as awesome as bastardizing a Husqvarna bar to fit a Stihl coz Stihl NK bars and chains cost twice as much here
Spectre468
ArboristSiteNoob
Those of you who have 241's and have watched the video, would you say that this is about normal performance for these saws?
Hard to say because of the type of wood. Here is a video of mine on it's first tank.
