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268-fuel between pot and gasket


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having probs with starting husky 268 ,runs for a bit, erratic idle,then stops and cant restart,so took pot off and found fuel between pot and the gasket??

the gasket is very thin , just wonder if :confused1: A- would this be my running/starting problem and B will a new gasket solve the problem of fuel getting where it shouldnt:confused1:

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fuel between cylinder and cylinder base gasket

 

Thats not right - you will have to check the mating surface - small imperfections can be ground out with fine emery on a flat surface - the crankcase mating surface is a different matter - the base gaskets are generally 0.5mm - a thinner gasket probably means that someone has done a bit of cylinder lowering:001_rolleyes:

 

A little smear of blue liquid gasket will help seal the joint, a pressure check will always tell you if you have a good sealed crankcase or not.

 

Symptoms of an air leak are intermittent idle, higher than normal top end revs and an idle that keeps increasing over time.

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