I'm thinking that should work but it needs to be in the non rev limited slot.
Stihl 064 AV ?
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I'm thinking that should work but it needs to be in the non rev limited slot.
So move it to the other slot?
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AKDriveSprocket
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I think you said it was a new seal right. Putting a bead of finger nail polish on it for a quick fix and it drys fast . Make sure you don`t get it on the rubber part of the seal. If the seal ever needs to be replaced at a later date it may not like to come out. It is probably better to do it right than the polish.
See if they are marked P and X like the 066. If so , it needs to be in the X
And, of course it could be you air leak and have nothing to do with the coil.
If stopping the leak doesn't correct it and it is in the right slot I would replace the coil with a 1300
If that doesn't work the saw is possessed.
AKDriveSprocket
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If you google 064 coil there is about nine saws with the same coil. The 064 had 3-4 versions of the saw but it is worth the try. You probably take one out of one of your other saws and try it.
http://www.arboristsite.com/chainsaw/125920.htm
I just ran across this so I may be wrong about using the X slot with the 1314. jacob says use P and he knows more about it than I do.
If all else fails you can try thr other slot and see what happens.
I just ran across this so I may be wrong about using the X slot with the 1314. jacob says use P and he knows more about it than I do.
If all else fails you can try thr other slot and see what happens.
Thanks for all the help you guys. Put it back together this morning and it started and idled as it should. No seal leak after i put the sealant between the seal and the case. I did move the flywheel to the other key position. Starting is withing a pull or two and it idled great.
THANKS :msp_biggrin:
THANKS :msp_biggrin:
