Husqvarna 129L String Trimmer Won't Start-FIXED!
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- In this video we will be looking at a Husqvarna 129L string trimmer that won't start. The reason isn't a common one but the lesson you'll learn is an important one. #smallenginerepair
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The contest is over and we have a winner! I ran off for a French Dip at Arbys and when I came back three of you had the right answer an hour previous to this posting. I said that when the piston moves down it draws air into the engine but thats incorrect unless you're working on one of those dirty disgusting four strokes that swim in their own filth. Air is drawn in on the up stroke on a 2 cycle and Ted Neitzel, Alans.4658 and Jamiewykes8585 all corrected me. I don't know who said it first so all three of you get a carb stand. Email me your address and I'll ship you a carb stand. Congratulations for being a 2 stroke genius! scottseidl1@gmail.com
Thank you!
@@tedneitzel You're welcome. Thanks for supporting the channel!
Awesome, thanks! I'll sure put that stand to use
Glad to hear it and thanks for supporting the channel!
Congratulations Too The Winners 😀😊😀👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
"Scott, line 1 please...." sent a shudder down my spine. Great. Nothing like having your job interrupted. It's amazing you can even get things done. And the sound editing is fine, i'm just happy you finally updated us on your Arby's intake. Thought maybe you went vegan...
Constant interruptions are a problem and we've tried to fix it but its not working. Answer phone, sell equipment, handle questions from the counter, fill LP tanks, load landscape materials, help other techs, the list goes on. I'm not getting yelled at for being behind so I don't complain.
I did a video a long time ago about curly fries. I wonder how many people remember that?
@@TheGreasyShopRag The one where you went through the Arby's drivethru. One of my favorites. Good times.
Your editing is fine. It's really pretty flowing and seamless. I've seen some channels that think they're Spielberg but the actual content is garbage, you're good
Thanks, I appreciate that because it does take up a lot of time.
Great find, Scott 👍🏼
Love your videos. I've seen them all. Jon from Nova scotia Canada
Thanks for supporting the channel, Jon!
Great ‘a-ha’ moment for me when you explained how to adjust the high speed jet without a tach. Great vid.
Theres a problem with using a tach that a newb might overlook. If the spec calls for lets say 12,000 rpm and peak rpm is 13,000, you can't just find 12,000 and call it good. 12,000 will occur twice. Once on the rich side of peak and once on the lean side of peak. Not knowing the difference can cost you a top end. Thanks for watching!
@@TheGreasyShopRag Great point!
Hmmmmmmmmm 🤔 I like your video neighbor LATER- btw teespring is doing me Hella dirty I didn't forget your t shirt!!
I've got other t-shirts.
Nice video Scott. Even if there are torque specs, I suspect that you have fixed more of these than the person who wrote the manual. Laaaaaater.
Thanks, I have fixed a fair amount.
Great video
Thanks for watching!
I liked your explanation of the 4 stoke guys. 🤭🤭
I’m in Canada so I’m out of the contest. 👋
Thanks for watching!
Great catch! I could see how your muscle memory 1st wiggled the carb and found it loose before just digging into it and finding nothing wrong. I wonder how many people would chase their tail for an hour for not doing that 1st?
Plenty. My favorite work orders start by saying, "had it at another shop..."
But its not necessarily the shops fault. Finding help is tough these days. We lost some major talent over the last few years and I feel we are just now getting back to that level of knowledge we had back then.
Another fantastic video Scott, thank you brother.
You're very welcome.
The piston moves upwards to draw air into the cylinder
You said it moves down
See my pinned comment
You Stated It Didn’t Run But It Did Try Too Fire Up 😐 Nice Find on The Loose Insulator Block I’ve Seen That Many Times on the 125B Blowers
125B blower problems are so common that the Gals at the front counter are checking for loose air boxes when these come in.
I had the same thought as Chris, you said you couldn’t get it to start but it did pop off so technically it started but didn’t run. Awesome video Scott keep up the good work!!
While technically correct, thats not the huge mistake that I spoke.
@@TheGreasyShopRagYou said the carb was loose but then said it was tight. The manifold insulator block was loose.
Another great video! I get my azz kicked sometimes when working on OPE, but never see you get a diagnosis wrong.
Do you ever run into a real head scratcher?
I have and I've followed the wrong path many times but then I put a new carb on it 🙂. Seriously, the reason I like working on small 2 cycle engines is that they are pretty basic, making the success rate high. The problem is contained in a small one cubic foot area. Elininate the stuff thats working correctly and whats left is the problem.
Husqvarna provides torque specs for that model trimmer
By Golly you're right!
Gee wizz between the blowers and this, husky could use some lock tight!!!
Agreed. Later.
Plugged spark arrestor won't allow fuel to be drawn? I always thought is would cause overheating issues.
If the screen is plugged then air can't move through the engine. If air can't move through the engine then fuel won't be pulled through the carb, and the engine won't run.
You said that the engine pulls fuel when the piston goes down, which is incorrect for a 2 stroke
See my pinned comment.
Shop manual
Plugged spark arrester usually gives me a wet cylinder and muffler and sounds funny too.
I think you can get both results depending on how plugged the screen is, if the muffler gasket is good, and how many times you pull the cord. In either case you're right about the muffled sound.
Was it you calling the intake insulator an intake manifold? The other thing is the you calling the recoil a "spring loaded start switch".
Lol, man I said a lot of stuff and you guys sure pay attention! See the pinned comment for the answer I was looking for...and thanks for watching!
Got it to “pop off” or start but not run to an idle. Which later you did not test the spark plug because you got it pop off, just not run to an idle.
Everything you said is true but not the answer i'm looking for.
I had to switch phones, lost your connection. If you don’t mind please let me know how to contact you. Thanks.
My email is in the pinned comment of this video.
Great video as always Scott, I learn so much from your content! I am in the fortunate position to have access to Husqvarna service hub for my Husqy/Jonsered repairs. I’ve had a couple of 550/2253 that wont connect to Service Hub for updates. In one case I found the reason; busted wires close to the ignition module. But I’ve had a couple that wont connect and I can’t figure out why. The saws run fine, everything is connected properly, clean and in good working condition. Any ideas? My local shop didn’t have any tips.
I also have that problem some times or it will connect but not upload firmware to a saw. My answer is to go back to the old Common Service Tool and perform those updates. I thought it was my old laptop that might be the problem but am not sure.
Great tip, thanks! I’ll try that!
Anyone get the answer?
Yes but I need to go back and see who said it first.
I'm thinking plugged spark screen
Excellent guess but incorrect. Thanks for watching!
@@TheGreasyShopRag now I have watch and really pay attention! I want that carb stand because I'm poor lol!
@@TheGreasyShopRagI think it pulls fuel on up stroke not down?
@@tedneitzel See my pinned comment.
Bad Crank Seals Would Cause a No Fueling Issue 😀
Thats very true and probably the reason so many saws with destroyed crank bearings still have a good top end. The broken bearing pushes the seal out and now it won't restart. I realize you know this but there are a lot of new techs that follow these videos and suck up this knowledge like a sponge.
@@TheGreasyShopRag I Learn From Your Videos As Well Especially The Husqvarna Recalls And Some of The Newest Husqvarna Saws That We Don’t See That Often Yet At My Shop 😊 I Learn Something New Everyday 👍🏼
@@chrischiampo7647 I do to and when that happens I try to share it.
You forgot about compression.
One never "forgets" about compression :-)
@@TheGreasyShopRag what forgot was a DUHHH moment. Someone got it right about the piston travel.