Leaf Blower Troubleshooting: Top 6 Reasons Your Leaf Blower Won't Start | PartSelect.com
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- It goes without saying that if your leaf blower won't start, then it can't do its job removing leaves and other debris from your yard.
In this video we'll go through some of the most common causes of a leaf blower that won't start, and help you diagnose your own blower at home!
Here are the most common causes of a leaf blower that won't start:
Clogged Carburetor
Dirty or Defective Spark Plug
Ignition Coil
Defective Rewind Spring
Recoil Starter Pulley
Clogged Spark Arrestor
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When you started off with "empty gas tank is frequently overlooked" I knew this was not the video for me... And as mentioned, deteriorated gas lines is usually the 1st problem, ok that ones easy. After that, the main problems with yard equipment that I always have is the primer bulb will not fill with gas (even a new bulb) or it will idle but die when you pull the trigger. I am sick to death of 2 stroke engines, you shouldn't have to replace the carb, bulb and lines every year!
Which type of leaf blower do you recommend?
@@allan5692 I recommend electric! Kobalt is nice. Since my last comment I had to put a new carb on my Husqvarna weed eater. Put a new one on last fall and 1st time I needed it this year it wouldn't run. I did EVERYTHING outside of changing the carb and wouldn't run. New carb, ran just fine. I only used it twice last year after the last carb, its a joke! I bought an electric Kobalt weedeater this year as a backup and its not as powerful but gets the job done. They had a weedeater/leafblower combo but I didn't buy that cause I have a Poulan leaf blower with, yeah, the same problems everytime I try to use it. Which isn't often but replaced the carb at least once on it
I agree. I'm absolutely sick of 2 strokes. I'm all about electric, but the power just isn't there yet
@@maxallen8039 I've only dealt with Kobalt but the leaf blower is pretty darn powerful and the higher voltage weedeater does alright, I have to slow down sometimes but they're great as a backup
If you just run the machine dry when your done with it or drain the fuel when your done with it, after you drain the fuel start it and let it die you won't have the issues your having. I've done this with all my 2 strokes and they start right up Everytime. The biggest thing that ruins them is ethanol fuel
I have a little Craftsman 25cc blower. Even though it is probably 12 or 13 years old it doesn't have more than 2 or 3 hours on it. It had only failed to start once in the past and new gas fixed it. When I recently started to use it I noticed it was low on fuel so I added some trufuel that is nearly a year old. It started right up and ran for maybe 3 minutes before shutting down. I replaced the fuel with a fresh mixture that included the same fuel I use in my car. It won't start. Even though it has some age it has very little use and the fuel is fresh and the plug still looks new. I am at a loss.
Yeah I don't know man.2 weeks ago second pull it fired right up,ran fine.Yesterday I yanked on it till I was blue in the face.I don't get it.Was ready to smash it against a tree.It's got fresh gas,new plug last fall.Fuck that thing.
I got a echo backpack blower ran changed the plug ran better then wouldnt start on my next job. I got spark anf compression but it wont turn over even with starting fluid
Stihl bg50 blower, rope broke. Installed new one. Now it kicks back trying to start. Running fine till rope broke.
My back pack blower will not crank with the air filter on. I put a new one on and it still doesn't crank unless I take it off. I am totally confused
How about this one! My blower quit and wouldn't start. I checked for spark with my spark tester and it fired up with the spark tester installed??? I took the spark tester off and plugged the wire back on the plug and it would not start?? I reinstalled the spark tester and the blower fired right up??? My blower will not start/run unless the spark tester is inline with the ignition??? I am very confused?? Could it be a resistance issue in the coil and sending to much voltage to the plug and with the spark tester inline it creates the right resistance?
Check coil gap. Check plug gap & try a new plug.
what about poor compression??
How to check ignition coil
You left out the part about deteriorated or broken fuel lines, which is a frequent problem.
Great point Louis! Thanks for the reminder!
Also air leaks,scored piston and cylinder,can cause no starting.
@@jerrysoutherland662 think I have an air leak. I have a new carb and am getting fuel. Only starts with starting fluid. The other day between the carb gasket and insulator intake I sprayed fluid while it was running and it shut off. Any ideas ? Driving me nuts. Echo pb500
You may need to replace the carburetor gasket.
@@jerrysoutherland662 I did actually still same thing
I have a problem where my blower won’t run properly unless I have the cap on the gas tank off or loose. I just replaced the carb and fuel lines. Any help would be much appreciated
Change the fuel cap, some of them have small holes. Gas tanks need to breathe. Your fuel cap could be bad and cause the problem.
I have a Poulan Pro PR48BT Backpack Blower
do you have a video
troubleshoot Poulan Pro PR48BT Backpack Blower
the spark plug is not sparkling I think it's the kill switch
how do I troubleshoot this
How about poorly adjusted carb right from the factory, or factory not honoring their warranty?
Magnific 👍
I have the same issues as these people, a Husqvarna 125B 2 years old good compression 110 lbs. have spark, cleaned carb tried a little gas in carb and cylinder, tried a little starting fluid and it will occasionally hit a little and that is it, what is it.
I have this exact problem and its been driving me crazy trying to figure out why it wont run at all with good compression, spark, and a little fuel down the plug hole.
Nope did all that. .still bogs off
Very good video
I am so sick of this Polan Pro.....Initial start up just fine....do not dare shut it off if I plan to re-start until it sits for 2 to 3 hours !!
the people that are watching this video and look at the gas tank with no gas in it 💀
"....and I didn't even have to watch the whole video!"
This reminds me of the meme pointing out that older car manuals taught u how to adjust valves while newer cars warn u agaisnt drinking the contents of the battery... we're so screwed
Step one: don't buy Husqvarna. Total garbage.
Waste of time
Not helpful
I really dislike your long intro
Why does every video have stupid intros.