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Hi guys. Been using husky 346xp and when servicing I noticed a lot of moist wood dust on the air filter housing, it is red in colour which I assume to be 2 stroke oil from fuel. Are there any simple checks/fixes that I can do or look at? Not quite sure where its coming from. Any help would be great. Thanks :)

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Don't worry too much about it Andy, it's pretty normal to get some residues round there (well mine always seem to anyway :001_smile: ). It sounded like it was running well on Wednesday so can't be too much wrong with it

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If the fuel is getting on to the airfilter it may be blow back of fuel - the carbs when cracked open blast fuel in to the choke of the carb and that can sometimes find itself being blown backwards out of the carb - that is the most likely suggestion.

 

There is a fuel tank breather and that plugs in to the side of the filter mount - may be worth checking that as well but I would clean it and see if you can work out where it is coming from.

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Yeah it seems to be running as normal Chris, just hasn't been red crud in there before so bit puzzled.

Given it a quick blast for few minutes and looked in the areas you mentioned Spud, nothings appeared yet but will look again after its had a bit of work and will report back.

Bet it will be a pain now lol.

 

Cheers Andy

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