It's not oiling manually or automatically.Can you be more specific? Like what is happening and what isnt?
Does it still manually oil, but not auto oil?
I will have paper service manuals here somewhere- but if you can narrow down specific areas it might be a bit easier to share the information they hold.
Yes, i have removed the clip.Take the cir clip out first- never looked at your photo before last answer.
I don't know that answerAre Stihl saws not held together with 5mm bolts?
I got a 5mm bolt, screwed it into the pump, and was able to pry it gently with screw driver and the pump came right out.Yes, i have removed the clip.
Getting a 5mm bolt tomorrow. Will post pics and updates.
Awesome, thanks. I've figured out a few of those part numbers and have nos parts on order. I'll check out the others. Thanks so much.1111 647 0601 1 Pump piston, 1111 640 7111 1 Worm Gear, 9642 003 1440 1 Oil seal 14x20x3.5
Last time U did one, parts were still available, but if you are going in there to repair or replace the pump with a good secondhand unit from an 051 075 076- then I would also replace the shaft O ring 9646 945 0490 and case seal 1111 647 9001
Where does o- ring go? Didn't find one during disassembly1111 647 0601 1 Pump piston, 1111 640 7111 1 Worm Gear, 9642 003 1440 1 Oil seal 14x20x3.5
Last time U did one, parts were still available, but if you are going in there to repair or replace the pump with a good secondhand unit from an 051 075 076- then I would also replace the shaft O ring 9646 945 0490 and case seal 1111 647 9001
You got the shaft out of the pump body?Where does o- ring go? Didn't find one during disassembly
Thank you kind sir.Or......
That worked great. Thank you.Yes, 5mm bolt- thread into the hole and pull on that.
May need to pry on it a little, but use common sense- you tear that thread out and you are in for a fun day.