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I re read you post and will try to pre fill the oiler with a oil can.

Ok so I worked on the saw. Air will pass through. I got a few drops of oil with the saw running with the throttle lock on but no consitant flow. The oiler piston seems to be making pressure as the breather has oil coming out. I blew air through everything and it goes in and out. I cleaned...

I figured it was a breather of some sort. I will rebuild the oiler this weekend and make sure it is put together correctly. Definitely won't be cracking open the crank case. I may replace the tubes in the oil tank, they where pretty hard. I'll post my results when I finish.

Thanks for the response. There is a tiny cotter pin on the top of the oil reservoir it leaks oil while the saw is running hard. while the saw is running hard. it also leaked gas when I flushed the tank. I know from experience how hard that tube is to get back in places, as I tied to clean it...

Things I Know. -the oilier is producing pressure, as it is pushing oil out of the pressure relief plug. -the oilier (piston?) is clean and has all its parts. I took it out and cleaned it. -I do not believe that the oilier is badly adjusted. I tried a few different depth configurations of...