Fuel tank grommet Fuel leak 323l husqvarna string trimmer.
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
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Fixed. But now I need an new fuel line. Wonder what the deal is with that double layer fuel hose. Never seen one like it
Part # 503735801 or 580457501. One superseded the other I forget which
I’ve been using my 323l for 14 years. I ran it for 2 hrs yesterday. Very durable machine.
Ya this one is not that old. Maybe 6-8 years Made in Sweden I think. Quality. Only complaint is husqvarna dumps their parts quick and discontinues them making parts hard to find. Other manufactures keep the parts chain going. Like Stihl. Echo.. Long time. Can still get parts
OPTION NUMBER 1: You can make those easily... Take a 1/4" " THIN " Black Vacuum Hose or Other Hoses... Cut it about 10mm, and insert that to your Fuel Line Tube. From that, you can insert into your Tank easily and they last a long time. I have done this to a lot of Trimmers and Gas Tanks... OPTION NUMBER 2: Go to Harbor Freight and buy the Wire Holder / Electrical Grommet Kit, in that kit there are tons of it and different sizes... There are small Grommets that fit in those Little Gas Tanks. The rest of the Grommets... You can use it for other projects and they are CHEAPER than buying these alone. 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Look for $4.99 - www.harborfreight.com/180-piece-harness-grommet-set-67582.html
Lotta those are not wide enough for the tank and don't resist fuel for very long
+Ghetto Wagon - LOL, I have done it... Also, the Vacuum Lines / 1/4" Fuel Line Hoses..., they are Fuel / Oil Resistance and I have used them. The Harbor Freight ones, they are " Rubber " and it seems to resist Fuel / Oil as well. NOTE: If the " Holes " are NOT big enough... Use your Drill Bits and make bigger Hole so they will fit.
nahh some of the lips on the tank are thick You would need to trim the side of the grommets. Not doubting it would not work. These were stupid $$ the ones i needed for trash found still was 80 cents. Even the grommet for the blowers tank, its a big round grommet 2 holes. Those are like 3-4 bucks. Stupid $$ They last about 4 years.
+Ghetto Wagon - LOL, I gave you 2 Options... Option Number 1= FREE, LOL
Hey man, watched your video of how to program the Chevy key fob the a caprice. Did you ever figure out which pin (or both) needs grounded for the sedan models, just got a sedan. Has 2 key fobs and neither of them work.. but I’d like to see if I can make them work. But don’t want to ground the wrong thing and fry something.
Think its a 2 pin connector on those just jump both sides with a paper clip
Ghetto Wagon found the connector, jumped it, didn’t do anything. I’ll check back later
Hard to watch your video because you move the camera around too much. sorry
rOCKY
+Ghetto Wagon - Remember, your GAS mixtures.... Use LESS(80%) Oil than what they are recommended in the mix. This will help them start better and faster as well.
I use more. they start right up here no problems. its 50:1 mix all the stuff I have Probably more like 40-45:1 the way its mixed
+Ghetto Wagon - Well for me. I put 2 Ounces of Oil per Gallon.... Even though they wanted 2.6 Ounces per Gallon. This makes all my 2 Strokes start faster and longer storage. NOTE: I also use #93 Gas!
I used 89 octane non ethanol boat gas. Even use it in the power washer as seen in video I get hate on LOL. And the generator. Some is even in my truck! It scoots and runs so much better. it was DESIGNED when ethanol fuel was not around. Since using non ethanol, no gasket problems no fuel lines melting no gas cap o rings turning into jell no corrosion in the carb. No primer bulks lasting a year and busting apart. Nothing. Everything lasts not just the fuel lines and fuel tank grommets dry out but that is expected they never last long. At-least they dont turn into goo like they did with ethanol fuel. Amazing. It used to take FOREVER to start on ethanol fuel, well i dunno 3-5 pulls Its half that with non ethanol. I like more oil than less especially when the unit is new.
@@GhettoWagon I use ethanol gas and 32:1 mix. My Red Max starts quickly every time and runs strong. For around 15-20 years now. I did have to replace one fuel line. No other problems.