Contents
- 1 Where is the spark plug on a Poulan?
- 2 How do I know if my chainsaw spark plug is bad?
- 3 Can’t get my Poulan chainsaw started?
- 4 What spark plug does a Poulan P3314 take?
- 5 What is the gas oil mixture for Poulan wild thing chainsaw?
- 6 How often should I replace the spark plug on my Poulan chainsaw?
- 7 What causes a Poulan chainsaw to not start?
- 8 How do you change the spark plug on a saw?
Where is the spark plug on a Poulan?
Where is the spark plug located on a Poulan chainsaw? Grasp the black, rubber spark plug boot on the front of the engine, and pull it straight up and off the spark plug. Place a 3/4-inch socket wrench on top of the spark plug, turn it counterclockwise and pull the spark plug out of the cylinder.
How do I know if my chainsaw spark plug is bad?
What Does a Bad Spark Plug Look Like and What Makes It Look That Way?
- Black, chunky carbon buildup spanning the gap between the sparking end of the plug and the hook-shaped metal piece overhanging the end.
- Dark carbon residue built up on the ends but not spanning the gap.
What kind of spark plug does a Poulan chainsaw use?
Q: What type of spark plug does the unit take? A: All of our current chainsaws use a Champion RCJ7Y or Torch R7 spark plugs- which are interchangeable. We recommend checking with your Poulan or Poulan PRO servicing dealer for exact details.
Can’t get my Poulan chainsaw started?
If your Poulan chain saw won’t start, the first thing to check is the fuel. Then turn the saw on, hold it firmly and pull the start rope in short, brisk pulls until it starts. If it doesn’t start within 15 pulls, the spark plug is likely wet-fouled. Remove it and check for moisture on the electrode.
What spark plug does a Poulan P3314 take?
Compatible Spark Plug for POULAN Chain Saw P3314 – Compatible Champion RCJ8Y & NGK BPMR4A / BPMR6A Spark Plugs.
When should I change my chainsaw spark plug?
A poorly functioning engine in a Stihl chainsaw can mean more work for the operator and can even be dangerous. Consequently, Stihl recommends replacing the spark plug after every 100 service hours.
What is the gas oil mixture for Poulan wild thing chainsaw?
The Poulan Wild Thing chain saw operates on a 40:1 ratio of gasoline to oil. Poulan recommends the use of Poulan/WEED EATER brand synthetic oil. Always allow the chain saw engine to cool before refueling. Always mix and pour fuel outdoors on bare ground.
How often should I replace the spark plug on my Poulan chainsaw?
The spark plug should be inspected often, and replaced at least once per year (more often if needed). This article provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the spark plug on a Poulan chainsaw. Let’s get started. REMOVING THE SPARK PLUG [top] 1. Remove the top cover.
What should the gap be on a Poulan chainsaw?
Check the air filter and clean if necessary. A fouled or incorrectly gapped spark plug will also cause an engine not to start. Remove your spark plug and clean the electrode with a small wire brush. If the spark plug electrode is wet fouled with gasoline, replace with a new plug. The gap should be set at .025″.
What causes a Poulan chainsaw to not start?
A faulty spark plug equals no spark and no start. A way to know the spark plug is defective is when you notice that it is corroded (most times, it looks burnt and the porcelain layer is cracked). It is logical to say that your Poulan chainsaw may not start when you notice the spark plug corroded. A Faulty Ignition Coil
How do you change the spark plug on a saw?
Remove the top cover. Remove the (3) screws securing the top cover to the saw. Lift the top cover away from the saw. 2. Remove the spark plug. Remove the spark plug boot. Use a spark plug wrench (or socket) to loosen the spark plug. Remove the spark plug from the cylinder. ADJUSTING THE GAP [top] 3. Adjust the gap on the new spark plug.