Husky 357XP leaking bar oil

[stihl025]

Dumb question

How do you get the filter screen out? Is it not bigger than the hose itself to pull through? I looked at it in the oil tank and it does not reach to where I can get at it through the fill opening (or maybe I am wrong).

 

[PES+]

The pick up screen is smaller than the mount hole......it comes right out
Check the pic on the link

 

[Hard Knocks]

Stihl025, Pest is correct it will fit through the hole. You can swap the filters in your hand. I have included the service manual for you saw. If you would like an illustrated parts list with part #s please give me your serial # and I will give you the one for your year of saw. The 357XP is an awesome saw. I hope that you have good luck with it once you repair the leakage problem.

 

[Ombesb]

Stihl025, Pest is correct it will fit through the hole. You can swap the filters in your hand. I have included the service manual for you saw. If you would like an illustrated parts list with part #s please give me your serial # and I will give you the one for your year of saw. The 357XP is an awesome saw. I hope that you have good luck with it once you repair the leakage problem.

I realize that ³

 

[Ombesb]

I realize that this is an old post but I have a question. When I went to pull the oil tube out of the tank there was a rubber flap stopping the screen from coming out. With a little wiggling with a wire I got it out of the way and tube out. What is that rubber flap??

 

[venture]

Well, I went back and completely disassembled and cleaned everything. I think that my problem lies with the oiler hose that comes from the tank to the rear of the oiler. I may just order a new one. Not sure if it shrunk or what, but it does not seem to make a real good seal to the rear of the oiler. Everything else seems to be okay though.

My 359 does the same thing but my newer 550xp doesn’t

 

[svk]

My 346 siphons oil out over a few days after being used. Even with relieving pressure from the cap. I’ll look into it this fall when I’m done cutting wood.