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Check the fuel and impulse line for cracks. The in tank filter may be plugged. There is also a small screen in the carburetor that gets plugged with flock from the tank filter if it has that style.
- borrellisa answered 2 years ago
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I have had similar issues with my Stihl 026 chainsaw. Many times it is the tank vent. It is to the right or left of the carburetor attached to the tank.
- borrellisa answered 2 years ago
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May have a prob w/H mixture setting. Many of the carbs used on 026s have fixed H mixture.
I’d also check that the carburetor is properly attached, and gasket not leaking.
- borrellisa answered 2 years ago
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