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Genuine ECHO 90153 Repower Kit Contains
1 Air Filter (13031051830)
1 Fuel Filter (13120507320)
1 Spark Plug (BPM8Y)

Genuine ECHO 90149 Repower Kit Contains
1 Air Filter (13031039132)
1 Fuel Filter (13120507320)
1 Spark Plug (BPM8Y)
A $14.60 Value
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This could be due to a broken rewind spring or a clogged fuel filter. Replace these parts if necessary, and consider checking the spark plug for any wear or damage.
Cleaning the carburetor with carb cleaner can remove build-up. If problems persist, you may need to rebuild or replace the carburetor using our Carburetor parts.


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