Questions & Answers for: chainsaw spark wont start run

...chainsaw i had to replace control module and still wont start it is getting fuel and spark Does it have good compression? Is the muffler plugged? Is the spark plug wet after trying to start? If not, ...

...chainsaw 18 inches, Model#358.350370, had open choke, no high or low choke, did not use for 2 months. At the beginning, did it run about 10 second then stop with starting fluid, check filter's line ...

...spark plug has fire carb is fine, motor is fine pull start is fine and it has gas in tank fuel lines are new, fuel fiter inside gas tank is new chainsaw just wont start, all i did to it is replace ...

Chainsaw wont start, have spark, fuel 80ml oil to 5lts fuel, seems to flood too easily. Wont even start with easy start spray. Have no idea what position the adjustment screws should be adjusted too ...

spark and compression but wont fire. im not familar with two strokes , any ideas? i also tried using starting fluid not even a pop. Make sure the muffler has not become plugged. Check the flywheel key

chainsaw wont start. running fine the day before. good spark. fuel wet at muffler. plug always wet. Check air filter- is it clean? Some plugs are without cilinder ok but if in place dont work. cahange

chainsaw. it will start half the time....the other half...no chance.i changed the spark plug.and im getting very good spark. took the carb apart and cleaned it. checked the plug when it wont start and

chainsaw wont start has good spark and fresh fuel mix Try squirting a little starting fluid into the carb and try to start. If it will try to run, you have a fuel problem. Try changing the fuel filter

...chainsaw wont start have you tried spraying Starter fluid into the Carb to see if it will at least try to run and verify you have good spark? A 2cyl engine must have compression, fuel, and spark if ...

spark but wont run did you try putting a little fuel in the carb to see if it starts. if it does you goy carb or fuel line problems. if it does not remove spark plug and look at inside of cylinder for