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       #Post#: 27542--------------------------------------------------
       dolmar ps34 fuel issues
   DIR By: fordfairlane78
       Date: November 16, 2013, 12:59 am
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       I have a ps34 that just recently started running extremely rich,
       especially on the low end. I have had it for 2yrs and I  changed
       the carb gaskets when I got it. Has ran great for 2yrs pulling
       an 18 " lp bar/chain easily for what I have asked of it. Last
       time I went to run it it blew very rich at high idle/wot and
       wouldn't idle. I now have the l screw all in/ idle all in and it
       still floods out. Do I have a leaky we seal? Pulling the carb on
       this saw is a pita so any ideas otherwise would be great...
       #Post#: 27560--------------------------------------------------
       Re: dolmar ps34 fuel issues
   DIR By: 660magnum
       Date: November 16, 2013, 9:22 am
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       Sounds like the metering valve diaphragm in the carb is either
       stiff or it hasa bunch of sawdust packed into the vent side of
       the diaphragm?
       #Post#: 27621--------------------------------------------------
       Re: dolmar ps34 fuel issues
   DIR By: fordfairlane78
       Date: November 16, 2013, 11:42 pm
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       That's a possibility.  I haven't taken the time to pull the carb
       yet. Most saws that I have delt with that had an open metering
       valve filled the crankcase with fuel....This hasn't. ... The
       problem will probably be obvious once I pull the carb. Thanks
       for the ideas
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