STIHL BG 56 C Bogging At Full Throttle
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Spark Arrestor Screen
Two-stroke engines generate carbon and oil soot that inevitably coats the fine mesh of the spark arrestor. At wide-open throttle, the volume of exhaust gases increases significantly; if the mesh is restricted, the resulting backpressure prevents fresh air-fuel mixture from entering the cylinder. This disrupt the scavenging process, causing the engine to bog down under load as it cannot effectively cycle the combustion gases.
SKU: 4241-141-9000
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2%
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Carburetor Assembly
The carburetor uses internal rubber diaphragms to pump fuel and regulate pressure based on engine vacuum. As ethanol-blended fuels age, these diaphragms lose elasticity, preventing them from providing the increased fuel volume required at high RPM. This results in a lean-out condition where the air-fuel ratio becomes too air-heavy to support combustion when the throttle plate is fully opened.
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2%
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Fuel Pick-up Body (Filter)
The fuel filter sits at the end of the pick-up line inside the tank and is designed to catch microscopic debris. Over time, the filter element becomes saturated with particulates or varnish, creating a flow restriction. While the engine may idle fine on low fuel demand, it cannot pull the volume necessary for wide-open throttle, leading to vacuum-lock within the fuel line and subsequent bogging.
SKU: 0000-350-3502
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Spark Arrestor Screen.
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