Sylvie Willis
Replacing the fuel filter on a Stihl TS 22 chainsaw is a straightforward process. It requires a tool to remove the line from the fuel tank, such as a screwdriver or electrical wire. The chainsaw should be placed on a flat surface and a gas can should be placed next to the fuel tank. The cap on the fuel tank should be twisted counterclockwise and removed. The filter and fuel line can then be pushed back into the fuel tank, and the tank can be filled with gas. It is important to ensure that the cap clicks into place when twisted closed to avoid fuel spillage.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Where to start | Place the Stihl chainsaw on a flat surface and set a gas can next to the fuel tank of the chainsaw. |
| Removing the cap | Twist the cap on the fuel tank counterclockwise and remove it from the chainsaw. |
| Removing the filter | Shove a hook into the tank and use it to catch the fuel line. Pull it towards the cap opening until you can grab the filter. Hold the hose in one hand and pull the filter out. |
| Replacing the filter | Put the new filter in its place on the hose, and shove the whole mess back into the tank. |
| Refilling the tank | Fill the tank with gas and twist the cap back onto the tank. Make sure the cap clicks into place. |
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What You'll Learn
Removing the fuel line from the tank
To remove the fuel line from the tank of a Stihl TS 22, you will need to place the chainsaw on a flat surface and set a gas can next to the fuel tank. Twist the cap on the fuel tank counterclockwise and remove it from the chainsaw. You may need a flashlight to help you see inside the tank.
Electrical wire works well for this task, but be sure to strip off the insulation to avoid contaminating the gas tank. Reach the wire into the tank, hook it around the filter, and pull the filter out. Hold the fuel line firmly with one hand while you work the filter off with a flat-head screwdriver. If your saw uses a clip on the line, you will need to take it off.
Once the filter is removed, you can clean your old filter by immersing it in a strong solvent, such as lacquer thinner. However, it is recommended to simply replace the filter, as it is an inexpensive part.
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Removing the old filter
To remove the old filter, place the chainsaw on a flat surface and set a gas can next to the fuel tank. Twist the cap on the fuel tank counterclockwise and remove it from the chainsaw. You can use electrical wire to reach into the tank and hook it around the filter to pull it out. You may need a flashlight to help you see inside the tank. Hold the fuel line firmly with one hand while you work the filter off with a flat-head screwdriver. If your saw uses a clip on the line, you will need to take it off. Hold the hose in one hand and pull the filter out. The barb on its stem will make it a little tough. You may be able to clean your old filter by immersing it in a strong solvent, such as lacquer thinner, but it is better to replace it.
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Cleaning the old filter
To clean the old filter, you can try immersing it in a strong solvent such as lacquer thinner. However, it is an inexpensive part, so it is recommended to replace it. If you do decide to clean the old filter, make sure you have a tool to remove the line from the fuel tank. Place the chainsaw on a flat surface and set a gas can next to the fuel tank. Twist the cap on the fuel tank counterclockwise and remove it from the chainsaw. Reach into the tank with a wire, hook it around the filter and pull it out. Hold the fuel line firmly with one hand while you work the filter off with a flat-head screwdriver.
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Inserting the new filter
To insert the new filter, place the new filter on the hose and push the filter and fuel line back into the fuel tank. Shake the chainsaw until the fuel line is flat on the bottom of the tank. Fill the tank with gas and twist the cap back onto the tank. Make sure the cap clicks into place when you twist it closed. If the locking lever doesn't fall flush to the top of the cap, the cap isn't closed properly, and you could have a fuel spillage while operating the saw.
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Replacing the fuel line
To replace the fuel line on a Stihl TS 22, you will need to place the chainsaw on a flat surface and set a gas can next to the fuel tank. Twist the cap on the fuel tank counterclockwise and remove it from the chainsaw. You can use a tool to remove the line from the fuel tank. Reach into the tank with a wire and hook it around the filter. Pull the filter out and hold the fuel line firmly with one hand while you work the filter off with a flat-head screwdriver.
If your saw uses a clip on the line, you will need to take it off. Hold the hose in one hand and pull the filter out. Put the new filter in its place on the hose and push the filter and fuel line back into the fuel tank. Shake the chainsaw until the fuel line is flat on the bottom of the tank. Fill the tank with gas and twist the cap back onto the tank, ensuring that it clicks into place. If your Stihl has a fuel cap with a collapsible ring, the locking lever should fall flush to the top of the cap when it is closed properly.
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Frequently asked questions
Place the chainsaw on a flat surface and set a gas can next to the fuel tank. Twist the cap on the fuel tank counterclockwise and remove it from the chainsaw. You will need a tool to remove the line from the fuel tank. Reach into the tank with a wire or hook and hook it around the filter. Pull the filter out.
Put the new filter in place on the hose and push the filter and fuel line back into the fuel tank. Shake the chainsaw until the fuel line is flat on the bottom of the fuel tank.
Fill the tank with gas and twist the cap back onto the tank. Make sure the cap clicks into place. If the locking lever doesn't fall flush to the top of the cap, the cap isn't closed properly, and you could have a fuel spillage while operating the saw.
