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I just cleaned out my ms 460, which is regulary cleaned (every2-3uses) and i took off the air filter and was suprised to see how dirty it was behind. Does anybody else have this poroblem. If so do you know if it is faulty or just how this saw works? Thanks

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I just cleaned out my ms 460, which is regulary cleaned (every2-3uses) and i took off the air filter and was suprised to see how dirty it was behind. Does anybody else have this poroblem. If so do you know if it is faulty or just how this saw works? Thanks

 

It depends how long it takes to get like that...and in what conditions it is being worked...I dont mean upside down either!

They will get like that if you ignore the maintenence . You dont want it to get like either. Frankly, to be like that, the filter should outta have been chokka and so you'd notice the saw running like a dog! They will get so bad they cant run. Anything that gets thru the filter will damage the bore/barrel/rings etc.

Check the filter for spilts and so on...you can guess the rest but check for decent seal as it may not be a knackered filter so much as inlet body...?:001_smile:

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thanks for the advice guys. It wasn't bad on the outside of the filter ill double check for cracks and the seal. its pretty new though hasn't had a chance to wear really and i keep on top of the maintenance. Ill try again if not get in touch with stihl. thanks

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