Chainsaw Repair - Replacing the Carburetor (Poulan Part # 545070601)

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This particular carburetor is specific to Poulan manufactured brands, including Poulan, Weed Eater, and Husqvarna. To find a carburetor specific to your model, visit eReplacementParts.com.
If your chainsaw is showing any of these symptoms; replacing the carburetor could solve your problem:
1) The engine won’t start
2) The engine dies often
3) The engine runs poorly
4) The engine lacks power
5) Fuel was left sitting in the chainsaw for more than a month
eReplacementParts.com part number: 545070601
Tools used for this repair/replacement:
1) Phillip’s screwdriver
2) Various Torx drivers
3) Receptacle for draining fuel
4) Ratchet/socket set
5) Long-nosed pliers
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[@armandoespinoza6201]

Someone can give the name of the black plastic part that moves the secondary barrel on this carb?

[@johnwyatttech817]

There is no description of what to do with the second connection on the bulb.

[@snoona001]

great video very well explained . step by step.

[@gilbarcomv1]

Not very specific on where the fuel lines start....and where specifically they go in...
Carburetor has to pipes where two lines are attached to..
Primer bulb has two inlets (outlets)
Tank has to holes...One fuel line goes into the carburetor from the tank (right side -looking back on the chainsaw)..
Carb has another tube (left side) ...Here goes what line from the prime bulb?
On the primer bulb there is a short and long inlets (outlets)...The short one pumps fuel to the carb (I think..??)
....this outlet pumps fuel to the carb but does not return fuel...
The other line (long one on the prime bulb) Where it goes? ----On the other hole on the left side on the top of the fuel tank...by the carb cavity....
I think this is the way it goes ...but I am not sure...All videos I have seen does not detail the fuel lines routing..Where they start and where the go connected in...
Any answers??
Thanks!

[@jacman1111]

No new gasket replacement? Thanks for your help

[@FIXTechGuides]

THanks for the question. If you provide us with your chainsaw's model number, we may be able to find a video for the gasket you need replaced. Thanks!

[@woodbeeturnings]

Are gaskets needed between the carb and the air horn and also at the other side between carb and cylinder inlet boot? Thanks.

[@osthmanzain1124]

this video help a lot to me...thanks

[@andrewstratton4713]

Is Tom Green doing the voice work?

[@carnilduhino3827]

How much poulan 42cc carb 1 set

[@local378]

perfect thanks

[@pksaini909]

Nice bro

[@Ducktruckful]

what is the top throttle blade for? I have never seen a walbro with this upper throttle blade?

[@FIXTechGuides]

Hello, I spoke with our tech, and he advised what it does, is allow more air flow, improving the power of the engine.

[@robstone5333]

Was wondering the same thing.

[@randyschmittou8708]

It's a 2 barrel carburetor. LOL

[@bengonzalez1730]

Can you make a video on how to tune those type of saws with the low and high settings. ( on that particular carb)

[@chaytonruijsenaars3971]

same as any carb, just a high and low, it just has a second throttle body screwed on the front , take 2 screws out and its just a normal walbro or zama or whatever

[@pedrocortez197]

I love your videos man. They make me feel empowered. I feel like fucking king kong!!! AAAaaaah!!! But seriously, thanks.

[@osthmanzain1124]

Is there the cheapest way to repair or to use sand paper or maybe other tools (grind) to make the chainsaw cylinder and piston smooth? To reinstall a new one cost me a lot

[@FIXTechGuides]

Depending on the damage you might be able to clean the cylinder with a Cylinder Hone. One problem with that is if you hone the cylinder too much you'll need to use over sized rings or you'll lose compression. For the best and ultimately cheapest out come, I recommend replacing the piston, rings and cylinder.

[@osthmanzain1124]

OK Sir... u r right! Anyway all ur videos shown r good and easy to understand

[@skyscraper37]

Tuning required?

[@rusty.spires7931]

YeSir.u.The.Man...

[@pksaini909]

Detail repair full repairing

[@willywonka6504]

Your voice sounds like tom green

[@paulraye3817]

Where can I buy parts

[@FIXTechGuides]

Hi Paul, You can buy parts at www.ereplacementparts.com or call us at 1-877-346-4814 and we can help you.

[@Werewolf600r]

that website is a joke for poulan lololol