Stihl Strimmer Fuel Filter Change | Under 2 minutes (UK)

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A quick and simple guide to changing the fuel filter on your Stihl strimmer for either a repair or service maintenance.
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@dht1969 2 года назад

I'm glad your video popped up first as I was able to change mine in less than 2 minutes also. I thought I had to take mine apart to get at the filter and when I saw your video I couldn't believe it was that easy. Thank you.

@TheGreyGardener1990 2 года назад

Glad you're all sorted 👍

@johnnohughes3262 Год назад

Great no nonsense description

@jomckeag4482 2 года назад

Awesome! Concise, well explained, no bla-bla-bla to take up time

@TheGreyGardener1990 2 года назад

Thanks Jo. I try not to waste peoples time...and mine 😆

@Welder-y5x 3 года назад

THANKS, useful to know, but on mine i will have to go deeper as no fuel is getting to the priming bulb at all despite a lot of pumping , not sure yet if it is debris is in the pipe, also hooking the filter pipe out of the fuel tank would be made easier if the tank cap is secured to the filter pipe using the proper tank cap fittings so when you take the cap off to fill up it pulls the pipe out as well

@TheGreyGardener1990 3 года назад

Yeah, the pipes are probably the next thing to check if the filter isn't too old. Could well be an easy fix, just debris as you say. Good luck 👍

@SorenCicchini 2 года назад

Check the fuel line to the carburettor and the priming bulb itself, too, because a (vacuum) leak will stop the bulb pulling fuel up. I had to replace the priming bulb on my dad's FS38 because it had deteriorated (probably left in the sun) and cracked.