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Husky 576xp will not rev up


David Griffiths
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I have been having a problem with my husky 576xp not wanting to rev up. I suspect the needle valve in the auto tune cab is getting stuck (properly because it is not my day to day saw and is not started for a week or so at times). I read you can reset the auto tune with 2 9volt battery's (making18volts) connected to the red cab wire and black earth wire and then open the throttle 5 times. I also read I should hear the valve click. I did not hear the valve click. I am not sure if I am resetting the auto tune properly or if my valve is getting stuck! Can some one tell me if I am resetting the auto tune properly or not? Thanks

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I have checked the fuel pipe and found it has got a pin hole leak and the pipe which has been living in the fuel has become very soft. I will fit a new pipe and let you know how I get on. Probably best not to play with auto tune. Thank you for your replys.

 

 

If that's the case your basket filter in the carb will need cleaning I would of thought as well.

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  • 1 month later...
Just to up date you. I cut off the fuel pipe with the hole in it and pulled it through which fixed the problem until I got a new pipe which I have now fitted. thank you for your help : )

Glad its all sorted bud . :001_smile:

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