Stihl MS250 Bar Oil Leak

Repairing the problem of bar oil leaking out from behind the muffler through a casting hole.
this is the first time I have tried to fix this and it appeared to work.
parts available here www.farmertec.com/?parent_use...

[@valeriemckay7064]

Excellent video, going to go see if that is my problem with my 250C, will investigate.

[@giuseppelatina2640]

Thanks very informative one of your subscribers in Melbourne Victoria,good to know information

[@v26224]

cool to know your in Melbourne, I am in ballarat

[@desfarrell5630]

Very good solution to the problem..... would advise you to put some thread locking agent on the M6 bolt for 2 reasons. 1. Oil could still leak past the threads and the locking agent will prevent that and ...2. The vibration created by most chainsaws could cause the M6 to loosen. 👍

[@v26224]

cheers, will consider that for the next one

[@Pbs-xs4xk]

Thank you my friend! Subbed

[@v26224]

Welcome!

[@caseymorgan9]

great tip, thanks.

[@v26224]

No problem!

[@wrifraff]

Haven't had a chance to pull mine apart yet, but mine only leaks if I have the saw off and sitting upright. If I lay it bar side down (right side if you're looking down the saw) it doesn't leak. Is that similar to yours?

[@v26224]

could be a leaky cap

[@shootingstar5718]

is your bar hard nose for that 250?

[@v26224]

No just a laminated roller nose

[@noteworthy227]

Dude.. should have just called your stihl dealer. Was probably a $1 part to replace.

[@v26224]

Part not available. Would have had to buy the whole plastic casing

[@accer555]

Shouldn't be here some kind of vent or something? Because screw will not vent

[@v26224]

No it is just a passage left over from casting the plastic that is plugged with with a little plastic plug