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How to change an oil pump from chainsaw??

18 years ago

I have a sears chainsaw that needs the oilpump changed or cleaned out. The problem is I need some advice getting it out. I have the schematics for it, but am unsure on how to remove the clutch assembly to get to the pump. It is model Model# 944414370

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jim

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tom_nwnj
18 years ago
Maybe first try blowing the clog out with some compressed air.

Empty the bar oil tank, then take the bar off. Put a small air hose tip on the hole that feeds the bar then turn the compressor on. The clog may blow back into the oil tank.
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