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#Post#: 85326--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: joe_indi Date: July 1, 2019, 8:25 pm
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[member=7]Cut4fun[/member]
What I will do is upload what I have to my Google drive and post
the link here.
I dont think the contents of that page whose link posted is the
same.
Mine are grabs from the pdf file on the old El. Catalog cd.
The contents of the link is more of a 'compilation' from
different charts, hence more detailed.
#Post#: 85327--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: joe_indi Date: July 2, 2019, 12:19 am
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OK, This is the link to a folder on my Google drive. I have
uploaded what I had right now. Will add more later in the days
to come. Some of the uploads may not be too great, so bear with
me. [emoji16]
(HTM) https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B62w6odJDBTwfnJLTkhkb0h0NFlvdUpNSWtTU1poeHZGSTctOHVtd3dWQWl5QlVDVU41M2M
#Post#: 86140--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: Cut4fun Date: January 26, 2020, 8:50 am
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saving
8mm 5910 890 2420 59108902420
Series Model Production Years
1101 BL 1952-1959
1102 BLK 1954-1966
1106
Contra 06 1959-1968
Contra S 06 1964-1968
Contra 070 1959-1968
070 1968-1977
090 1968-1977
1107
07 1961-1965
07S 1965-1968
1108
08 1963-1965
08S 1965-1994
S10 1968-1973
1109 090G 1969-1985
1110
040 1966-1967
041 1967-1975
041FB 1976-1986
041AV 1967-1986
041AVE 1968-1973
041AVS 1977-1983
041AVQ 1981-1985
1111
050 1968-1972
051 1972-1985
075 1974-1980
076 1980-1986
1112 041G 1969-1975
1113
030 1970-1971
031 1971-1982
031E 1973-1982
031Q 1980-1982
032 1978-1985
1114
020 1971-1979
020AVP 1972-1979
020 Super 1979-1994
1115
045 1974-1980
045 Super 1977-1980
056AV 1980-1985
056AVSE 1980-1984
1116
015 1973-1980
015L 1973-1983
015AV 1976-1983
015AVE 1974-1983
015AVEQ 1978-1983
1117
042AV 1976-1980
048 1980-1985
1118
028AV, 028WB 1979-1980
028AVEQ 1979-1983
028AVS 1983-1990
1119
038AVE 1980-1985
038AVEFB 1983-1985
038AVS 1982-1985
038AVSFB 1985-1993
038AVM 1984-1989
038 MAGNUM® 1985-1997
1120
09 Mini Boss™ 1993-2006
009 1980-1989
009LE 1982-2009
010AV 1978-1982
010AVE 1982-1985
011AVEQ 1980-1990
011AVT 1980-1982
011AVET 1982-1996
012AVE 1986-1994
012AVET 1986-1989
1121 024AVEQ 1982-1985
1121
024AVEQWB 1985-1994
024AVES 1984-1989
026 1988-2002
026 Pro 1996-2002
MS 260, 260 P 2002-2011
Series Model Production Years
1122
064AV 1986-1997
066 1988-2003
MS 660 2004-2014
MS 650 2005-20012
1123
021, 023 1990-2002
023C, 023L 1996-2002
025 1991-2002
MS 210 2002-2008
MS 230 2002-2012
MS 250 2002-Current
1124
084 1985-1997
088 1997-2004
MS 880 2004-Current
1125
034AV 1984-1993
036 1991-2001
036 Pro 1996-2001
036QS 1997-2002
MS 360, 360 P, 360QS 2002-2005
1127
029, 039 1992-2000
MS 290 2000-2012
MS 310, 390 2000-2009
1128
004 1988-2001
046 1996-2001
MS 440 2001-2012
MS 460 2001-2012
MS 461 2013-Current
1129
020T 1996-2002
MS 200 T 2002-2012
1130
017 1995-2002
018 1999-2002
MS 170, 180 2002-Current
MS 180 C-B 2002-2012
1132
019T 1997-2002
MS 191 T 2002-2006
1133 MS 270, 280 2003-2010
1135 MS 361 2004-2010
1137
MS 192 T 2005-2014
MS 193 T 2014-Current
1138
MS 441 2007-2012
MS 441 C-M 2011-Current
1139 MS 171, 181, 211 2009-Current
1140
MS 311, 391 2009-Current
MS 362, 362 C-MQ 2010-2014
MS 362 C-M 2014-Current
1141
MS 271, 291 2010-Current
MS 261 2010-2014
MS 261 C-M, 261 C-MQ 2014-Current
1143
MS 241 C-M, 241 C-MQ 2014-Current
MS 251, 251 C-BE 2013-Current
1144 MS 661 C-M 2014-Current
1145
MS 201 T C, 201 C 2011-2015
MS 201 T C-M, 201 C-EM 2015-Current
1146 MS 150 C-E, MS 150 T C-E 2013-Current
ELECTRIC CHAIN SAWS
1202 E30 1967-1985
1203 E15 1967-1985
1204 E10 1973-1984
1206 E14 1984-1997
1207
E20 1985-1998
E220Q 1999-2002
MSE 220 2003-2014
1208
E140, E180 1998-2002
MSE 140, 180 2003-2014
1209 MSE 170 C-BQ, 210 C-BQ 2014-Current
1210 MSE 250 C-Q 2015
#Post#: 86296--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: Chainsawrepair Date: February 17, 2020, 6:42 am
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STIHL Chainsaw Handle Bar Hose Grip Rubber Wrap 19mm x 5mm
0000-791-2009
STIHL Chainsaw Handle Bar Hose Grip Rubber Wrap 21mm 0000 791
2008
STIHL Chainsaw Handle Bar Hose Grip Rubber Wrap 23mm 0000 791
2005
#Post#: 87037--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: Chainsawrepair Date: August 6, 2020, 10:05 am
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Stihl chainsaws years made
#Post#: 88839--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: Chainsawrepair Date: December 29, 2021, 5:50 am
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Stihl solenoid info again
Rule 1. Get rid of the black solenoids (Staiger 1). They have a
high failure rate due to having a metal on plastic internal
sealing surface. That combined with the old white filters (50
micron) caused major issues 10 years ago. Use orange filters in
anything! (5 micron)
White solenoids (Zama) by far have the lowest failure rate as
they use a metallic cup and seat to meter fuel. They also have
the least amount of moving parts (3 compared to 5 in the
Staiger)
Green solenoids (Staiger 2) were never made to be the
replacement for black solenoids. They have a plastic on plastic
sealing surface and will tolerate 30% nitro. They only are
really meant for certain Early 261s, 201s , 362s and 441s that
couldn't be updated easily with just a solenoid and filter. That
doesn't mean a green solenoid won't work I have a few personal
661s that run green ones as I want to utilize the original 4700
controller.
For the people that don't like white solenoids need to realize
that it's still a regular carburetor below that. That solenoid
will only supply what fuel it is given from the metering side
diaphragm. I had three 462s made in 2018 (153 hours) that I
figured the solenoid were bad based on the fuel trims. It turns
out the metering diaphragms were so hard from E10 that it was
causing extremely poor running characteristics (NOT enough fuel)
. Stihl now has OEM diaphragms available for around 10 bucks. I
did diaphragms and a solenoid and they are back in the field.
Stick with the white ones.
How to change solenoid
(HTM) https://blog.stihl.co.uk/change-solenoid-valve-machine/
#Post#: 89629--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: Cut4fun Date: November 11, 2022, 7:21 am
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Stihl chainsaw brake spring tool 1117 890 0900 11178900900
#Post#: 89692--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: Chainsawrepair Date: November 30, 2022, 8:09 am
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Seen this on the stihl website. Seems M destination has changed
from the old post with pic from 2013.
Each Stihl chainsaw model number ends in a combination of
letters, each of which stands for a specific feature for
performance:
B: Quick chain adjuster, a tool-less chain adjustment.
C: Comfort, for ergonomic and lightweight designs.
E: Easy2Start, making this Stihl Chainsaw easy to start up.
M: M-Tronic, engine management system that adjusts to varying
conditions such as temperature.
Q: Quickstop, braking feature.
R: Wrap handle, multiple position handle for different uses.
#Post#: 89932--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: Chainsawrepair Date: March 27, 2023, 10:57 am
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[quote author=Cut4fun . link=topic=291.msg88839#msg88839
date=1640778619]
Stihl solenoid info again
Rule 1. Get rid of the black solenoids (Staiger 1). They have a
high failure rate due to having a metal on plastic internal
sealing surface. That combined with the old white filters (50
micron) caused major issues 10 years ago. Use orange filters in
anything! (5 micron)
White solenoids (Zama) by far have the lowest failure rate as
they use a metallic cup and seat to meter fuel. They also have
the least amount of moving parts (3 compared to 5 in the
Staiger)
Green solenoids (Staiger 2) were never made to be the
replacement for black solenoids. They have a plastic on plastic
sealing surface and will tolerate 30% nitro. They only are
really meant for certain Early 261s, 201s , 362s and 441s that
couldn't be updated easily with just a solenoid and filter. That
doesn't mean a green solenoid won't work I have a few personal
661s that run green ones as I want to utilize the original 4700
controller.
For the people that don't like white solenoids need to realize
that it's still a regular carburetor below that. That solenoid
will only supply what fuel it is given from the metering side
diaphragm. I had three 462s made in 2018 (153 hours) that I
figured the solenoid were bad based on the fuel trims. It turns
out the metering diaphragms were so hard from E10 that it was
causing extremely poor running characteristics (NOT enough fuel)
. Stihl now has OEM diaphragms available for around 10 bucks. I
did diaphragms and a solenoid and they are back in the field.
Stick with the white ones.
How to change solenoid
(HTM) https://blog.stihl.co.uk/change-solenoid-valve-machine/
[/quote]
Old info from 4 years ago. More updates with stihl fuel filters.
If anyone is having troubles with fines making it past the fuel
filter and getting plugged up in the internal filter in the
carb. New orange fuel filter with one for an m-tronic saw.
Orange mesh 15 micron and the white mesh filters are a 30
micron mesh.
older 30 micron version 0000 350 3500, 0000 350 3504, 0000 350
3515
newer 15 micron version 0000 350 3518, 0000 350 3522
#Post#: 90038--------------------------------------------------
Re: Stihl info
By: Chainsawrepair Date: May 15, 2023, 7:44 am
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Needed to add 4 to the old list.
If the first digit in the serial number is a 1 then it was
manufactured in Germany
If it’s a 2 or a 5 it was manufactured in the United States
A 3 means it’s manufactured in Brazil
Serial starting with 8 is Chinese made
Starting with 4 means made in Austria
0000-655-8600 00006558600 00006558601 stihl adapter
00006558600 51.5mm x 12mm OD x 48.5mm x 9mm ID
00006558601 ?
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