Anyone know where the oil pump that lubriacates the change is exactly. My issue is that I just completed a bunch of maintenance on my saw and even though it runs great now.....it's dripping some blobs of bar oil. I can't really see where or what is plugged. I suppose I could just take the covers off and hit it pretty good with compressed air....but was hoping I could figure out the plugged area. I thought it went through a slot on the bar (which you can't see when the saw is togethere) and then into the groove on the bar. Not sure and I want to get this guy running like a champ soon. Already thinking about firewood for the season after next!
Oil pump on Husqy 350
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To oil pump is behind the clutch, drive sprocket, and metal plate. It is driven off the crankshaft. You will need a special socket to remove the clutch which is left handed thread. You probably have sawdust in the oil feed slot or in the hole/groove in the bar. Take the cover, bar, and chain off and start the saw before taking it apart further.
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