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MS200T Idling Issue?

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J The Tree
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Sounds like a small split in the rubber manifold that connects the carb to the barrel, v easy to change. Start saw put c brake on and hold saw body whilst flexing top handle, engine tickover should ch

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12 hours ago, yzf426 said:

I'm almost positive... hiv positive that it's the crank seals. I have experienced the same thing on ms200t.

 

This thread is 13 years old but yeah.

Another cause of lean condition at different angles can be the fuel tank just being slightly too empty and/or the filter and line not moving freely inside of it. Not really a thing on the 200T with a moulded line though.

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