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Husqvarna 357 XP (2003-04) Carburetor Kit - General Carb Kit InfoThe carburetor
has two different sides. First, the fuel pump side of the carburetor
pumps fuel from the fuel tank through the fuel line to the metering
side of the carburetor. Second, the metering side of the carburetor
supplies fuel to the jets in the carburetor so the saw idles
properly. Additionally, this side allows the saw to accelerate to
full throttle instantly when the throttle is activated [pulled].
Finally, this side maintains fuel to the chain saw motor at full
throttle regardless of the position of the saw.
The Husqvarna 357 XP (2003-04) carburetor
has diaphragms and gaskets to help it pump and meter the fuel by
crankcase impulse. Every time the piston goes up and down, it creates
vacuum and pressure in the crankcase. The carburetor uses this pulse
via a pulse line connected to the crankcase or through the carburetor
intake to get the pulse needed to properly make the carburetor
function.
On the metering
lever side of the Husqvarna 357 XP (2003-04) carburetor, there is a diaphragm and gasket with a
cover plate screwed to the carburetor. The metering diaphragm
controls the amount of fuel allowed to enter the metering lever side
of the carburetor. The diaphragm is either connected or just touching
the fulcrum [meter lever] and when fuel exits the metering side of
the carburetor through the jets in the carburetor, atmosphere
pressure [14.7 psi] pushes the diaphragm in letting more fuel in. As
the fuel rises to fill the metering lever side of the Husqvarna 357 XP (2003-04) carburetor, the
inlet needle valve closes the fuel off from the fuel pump side of the
carburetor. The needle valve goes into the body of the carburetor and
is fastened to the metering lever fulcrum which has a spring under
the opposite side of the needle valve to keep pressure on the needle
valve when closed.
On the metering
lever side of the Husqvarna 357 XP (2003-04) chainsaw carburetor there are two sides, a low side and a
high side. The low side controls idle and acceleration when the saw
starts to rev up. The high side controls the amount of fuel the saw
will receive at full RPM. Some carburetors will have 2 adjusting
screws, one for the low side and one for the high side. There is
also an idle screw which makes contact with the throttle shaft to
control idle speed along with the low side of the carburetor. Note
that some carburetors have just one adjusting screw and the other
side is prefixed and non-adjustable. Some may also have no adjusting
screws [except the idle screw] to preset or pre-jet the carburetor. 
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