hefy_jefy
New Member
Hi all,
I have a Stihl MS251 which I rebuilt last year after a seize up, new piston/cylinder/ignition coil. It runs great but can be difficult to start due to kicking back, almost pulling the saw out of my hands. My guess would be that the ignition timing is too far advanced but there's no adjustment other than the air gap. I am going to check the air gap again but I am fairly sure its OK.
Any thoughts?
Geoff
I have a Stihl MS251 which I rebuilt last year after a seize up, new piston/cylinder/ignition coil. It runs great but can be difficult to start due to kicking back, almost pulling the saw out of my hands. My guess would be that the ignition timing is too far advanced but there's no adjustment other than the air gap. I am going to check the air gap again but I am fairly sure its OK.
Any thoughts?
Geoff