If a stihl trimmer gas tank is compromised in some way the machine won t work at full capacity.
Weed wacker gas cap leaks.
The gas cap fuel lines fuel tank and fuel filter.
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This trimmer was fixed for a hard start problem but then it started leaking as from a seam from the fuel tank.
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This video will shoe you how to fix a leaking weedeater or weedwacker gas cap quickly and easily.
It is also designed to vent excess heated gases to keep the right amount of pressure which allows the fuel to be pumped into the carburetor via the fuel line.
If your trimmer is leaking gas follow our symptom guide to help you identify what your problem is and the right part to replace.
Our guide will also help you replace any of the following parts.
These gas caps can get dirty or damaged when you stop to refuel in the field.
If a fuel cap is not properly installed and fuel spillage results there is a risk of fire if an ignition source is present which could result in a burn injury to the consumer.
The plastic gas tank in a stihl weed eater as with other weed eater gas tanks holds the machine s fuel supply.
Puncture holes can also come from flying rocks from the cutting head or if you dropped the trimmer against a sharp object.
I haven t hung it up in my garage because when i do it constantly drips fuel out.
Inside the cap is a rubber seal which can get lost at a refueling stop causing gas to start leaking.
My 4 stroke ryobi s430 weed trimmer has been great i ve not had problems like others have had with their except it leaks gas on my right arm my from the fuel cap breather while i m weed eating.
Any symptom related to gas leaks requires immediate attention it.
Plus if the stihl trimmer is leaking gas it can pose a significant safety risk.
Clean the fuel tank and engine with soap water and a rag to help you better determine the source of your leak.