Echo Leaf Blower Has Spark, Fuel, Compression But Won't Start? Do THIS

[@grantw.whitwam9948]

Jaryl did a good job explaining everything, thumbs up.

[@leewintersiii]

Gentlemen, I've been trying for months to figure out why an Echo PB255 blower wouldn't start even though it has 90 pounds of compression, spark, and fuel. After finding this video, I learned that it uses the same flywheel and thus the same replacement parts. I followed your video, and the blower lives again! Thank you so much for your efforts! A thousand blessings upon you and your families!

[@rapturebound197]

Taryl fixes all are the BEST videos ever on small engine DIY repair! Good job fellas! This was perfect and I don't even have an Echo leaf blower but you learn stuff that just gives you confidence doing other small engine jobs. Thanx!

[@ravisaleh]

cousin derrieré is always so much fun (and informative) to watch 😄

[@ApprenticeGM]

The resemblance and knowledge levels of these cousins is uncanny! Good on you Taryl letting others use your shop and showing us DIY'ers how it's done.

[@treytaylor7553]

I love Jaryl Jack. He cracks me up along with the rest of the crew!

[@4gauge10]

Your cousin Jaryl Jack done a really nice job on that Echo 🍃 leaf blower Taryl.He should come to"visit"you more often.HAHA!!.🙃👍

[@jlbb9934]

Him chuckin' that flywheel just got me!!!

[@gmw1964z]

This guy needs his own channel

[@Fughley]

Amen to that, he is very good at explaining the process

[@buddyg1408]

And there's your lunch

[@donf3739]

27:34 In the end credits it says to watch for it.

[@modoc852]

Ed Zakery

[@NA-pg4lf]

You really do cover everything. I just bought this new looking blower at a junkyard for $20 and I had the exact same problem. Sheared fly wheel. Thanks for the part numbers. Really helps out a diy mechanic. I did the same thing he did for troubleshooting and then when to check the coil and damn the flywheel is free spinning. At this time I thought , gotta see what taryl has to say about this

[@haroldanderson4875]

Great video. It gives guys like me confidence in tackling things normally out of my comfort zone. Thanks to the group for letting cuz back!!

[@raymondgarafano8604]

I'm payin 40 a month 4 internet and watching Taryl is a great deal, commedy an learning something about small gas engines, can't beat that!

[@Lost10mmSocket]

I really appreciate you showing the struggle of putting that key back in there. It's always frustrating when they say "this goes here" and then cut to it being installed. You da real MVP.

[@cajunclaude1]

Good job Jaryl.....looking forward to your channel.......Thanks for all the work you guys put into these videos.....one of the best channels on the Tube...

[@karlschwab6437]

Cousin Jaryl gave me tips that will help me repairing my Echo ES210 vacuum/leaf blower that has no spark. I could have use a impact tool with the recoil starter in place, probably damaging it. And then, not putting a rope/cord to deep in the sparkplug hole that could get caught in the intake/exhaust ports. All good stuff. Thanks for all of the great small engine videos, and intertainment. Karl

[@freesaxon6835]

12 o'clock "You folks with digital watches are going to have to work it out"...😁😂

[@michaelszczys8316]

We would call it " 12 - o - cuckoo clock " Plus I noticed that flywheel thread was " cuckoo clock - wise "

[@Bryanja81]

Ive been a small engine tech for the last 13 years. Im the only tech in a very high volume shop. I STILL watch your videos if im in a pinch and need some advice. Thanks a lot for all the very informative videos. 👍

[@TarylFixesAll]

Thanks for watchin' Bryan, all the best!

[@marioncobaretti2280]

Cousin derriere did a wonderful class

[@brucecoleman7412]

Great video but I do have one constructive comment. When you are screwing into plastic, ALWAYS start the screws by hand! Apply firm pressure and turn the screw BACKWARDS until you feel the screw drop into the previously cut threads. Then turn it clockwise a couple of turns until you are sure that the threads are fully engaged. Then you can run them down with the impact if you want but tighten them by hand. If you fall to do this, the steel screws can cut new threads which rips out the old threads. Then you have a stripped hole to repair. I spent 30 years repairing cars for a living and 10 years repairing copiers and printers. I’ve dealt with a lot of plastic parts.

[@tomclark3592]

I like cousin Jaryl. I like how he teaches. And he reminds me of someone that comes to our family reunions.

[@philod902]

And is a blood relation to both sides....

[@heyinway]

The one with the jumper cables ???

[@tomclark3592]

@@philod902 Don't laugh, i think that actually happens in my hillbilly family!

[@philod902]

Tom Clark LMAO

[@jasonscott2759]

I wanted to hear the rest of "slippers" story.

[@stevem3413]

Both educational and entertaining very well done I was attacked for many years I enjoyed working on small equipment it was nice to see somebody repair one properly

[@davidcoudriet8439]

Jaryl is a hoot! "Ask me how I know..." Priceless humor!

[@justsayin235]

@David Courdriet, How Do You Know?

[@RileyKnifeandTool]

Think FAST: Fuel, Air (compression), Spark and Timing. Another great vidya!

[@1anthonybrowning]

I wish I could find the parts I need to use in the trash, in the original packaging, when I need them. Jarrel Jack needs to play the lotto.

[@jaysonsinclair855]

Fairly new to your channel, so I hadn't come across your cousin yet. He done good, as you all do. He earned his dinner.

[@ModernDIYProjects]

If you break or loose that plastic lock for the blow tube, a couple of well places screws from the outside will hold the tube solidly in place. It aint stock, but it's a cheap and solid fix.

[@monadking2761]

I happen to fix the same leaf blower this afternoon then I saw this. Nice to know if I ever have a starting problem. All I had to do was put a handle on the rope. It runs well now. Thanks for the information.

[@brendenwells8927]

Great video solved my no start problem as I had the same symptoms (spark, compression, fuel were all good). I filed a bit of material off of the new key and fit no problem.

[@The_Sword3]

Mystery solved ! Mine wouldn't start , came across your video and found the same problem. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@kevinoconnell8242]

Wow, you do a really nice job of laying everything out along the way so lots of people dont make the common mistakes. Fantastic job on this video which fixed my issue. thank you.

[@ronzek3207]

Lookout Teryl......cousin Jack looks like he knows what he is doing, explains everything well too.

[@klink370]

Great video. I learned a lot. I haven't read all the comments and I apologize if already addressed but my starter rope would abruptly stop when I tried to crank the blower after replacing the flywheel. It turned out the flywheel was hitting the coil, preventing me from cranking the blower. I had to access the coil in order to adjust the clearance between the flywheel magnets and the coil. I used a business card as a spacer while making the adjustment. After doing that it cranks like I imagine a new one would. I also added Loctite to the coil threads but had to quess at how much to tighten it as I don't know the torque specs.

[@TedBishop1]

yes I wanted to hear Slippers story also your cousin does a good job explaining things I like his approach Thanks for sharing guys ! Dinners ready !

[@daratzikis]

You guys are Fantastic to watch you explain everything in detail Thanks.

[@1kzrider]

Great info. I searched for how to vids for no start on this PB 250. I put a carb on it thinking it was carb. But, turned out 100% this flywheel issue. SPOT ON GUYS! Thank you so much for putting this info out there. Honestly I wouldn't have figure it out. And there was no other content I found on web about it or on youtube. This got a like a subscribe from me.

[@stevez9764]

did that ... and it did fixed my blower . Thanks !!!!

[@jaybee8708]

Stumbled on this looking for something else. Don't own a gas blower but really enjoyed the video and skit. Even though I feel competent at many mechanical tasks, I still learned a couple of things and laughed a lot. Best use of 30 min on a hot summer day in Dallas... delaying my chores. Thanks!

[@samsacre]

Terrel you better get this guy Back up in the hills before he decides to open up his own shop!

[@mikeroutledge6929]

All those extensions on the air wrench really made me laugh, big smiles from the UK

[@mattmarsh1241]

Great episode! Really enjoy your channel and your humor

[@garagedweller7159]

Thanks for another informative video Taryl.

[@MrGoosePit]

Cousin Jaryl does a great job splainin how to do things. Is he some kind of professional edgejumakator?

[@Chris-fl9hk]

Lol can’t express how much I love this channel

[@LincolnSP150]

I have a Remington Ambush that may have same problem, it will start with starting fluid but won't keep running unless I have full choke on. I did take apart and clean the carbitrator once already and that didn't seem to improve it. I figure I may pull the carbitrator apart once again and double check that fine screen again, perhaps even though it looks clear there might be som "resins " remaining that I can't actually see and an air blast failed to remove. Thanks for another Great Video ..... Bravo !

[@nateintx4098]

I have the Echo PB-255LN that I purchased on 4-12-2018 and used for light use residential. I have always used ethanol free fuel with the Echo or Amsoil full synthetic two-stroke oils. I am very picky about cleaning/maintaining my equipment and filters on everything I own. I start the blower like it says in the manual, this isn't my first rodeo, I already knew how. I started having starting issues with it towards the end of last fall 2021 and it bogging down and dieing and then taking at least 15 pulls to get it running again, in a struggleing manner. After dieing it would not start right away, I would have to let it sit for at least 15 to 30 minutes before it would struggle to start again, at least 15 pulls. I checked spark plug and it was clean but I replaced it anyways with the same NGK BPM8Y and I still had the problem. I did some online research and checked the spark arrestor but that was clean, I removed it so it would never become a problem in the future. I also checked the exhaust port and that was clean and no scoring on the piston. Took apart the carb to check but that was clean and no dirt/grime. Blower would still not fire-up without at least 15 pulls and then all same problem. I ended up using my electric blower over the winter. In March of this year 2022 I played with it again but same problem so I ordered a gasket/diaphram kit from Cutler's through Amazon. When it arrived I took apart the carb again the original gaskets and diaphram was still in pristine condition with no deteriation but I replaced it anyway. SAME PROBLEM! I then did some more research online and removed the plug for the low idle adjustment screw to play with that but that was of no help. I also removed the spark plug and it gets spark when visually checking, I don't know if it is a strong enough spark though, it does look bright and strong. I was told by a buddy that the coil could be dirty/surface rusty so I took everything apart to look inside and everything inside is imaculently clean. I did the business card gap check on the coil and it has the perfect light drag feel to it, so I didn't bother to even take off the coil yet. I called up the dealer where I bought it at since I have about 6 more months of warranty remaining but they said it would be at least a 4 to 5 week turn around. I try to fix most stuff myself since I'm capable of it and it's a half-hour drive down there for them to mess with it. Amazon has aftermarket coils for half the price as an OEM but they only last a few uses until they poop out is what the reviews have stated. It is not worth me paying about $90 for an OEM coil when the blower cost me $200. I've now come to the point where I'll just have to take it to the dealer for them to replace the coil if that is the problem and wait a month. I don't think they had the flywheel problem with the PB-255LN model and I'm not going to try to chase this problem any further. I'm taking it back to Austin Outdoor Power tomorrow and they can dick with it. I will not be buying another Echo blower again until they quit using crap parts. I'll probably end up converting to battery powered equipment since I'm sick and tired of gas powered problems and the amount of labor time I put into messing with them. I hate the price of what those batteries cost.

[@jasonnelson3524]

Love your show folks.

[@Lulanda93]

When I was a service tech for echo they had us reinstalling new laminated style flywheels with a different fan hub that had more surface area where it contacts the flywheel. We were told install it with red lock tite and were given no torque spec either. That’s why I think echo is a big joke, this was over 6 years ago when we started replacing thousands of these flywheels and they have just now came up with a correction to the issues. By the way the true issue was either the torque spec they were using from the factory or the lack of thread locker. I have fixed many of these with the original flywheel and fan hub by just putting a dab of red locktite and a good bit of torque on the hub itself. Have one of my own that I have used for years with no fancy parts. Aluminum flywheel is not really needed

[@gordbaker896]

Tack weld to shaft. Done.

[@lit1023]

The service bulletin on the instructions was 2013

[@Lulanda93]

lit1023 so I I guess either this method did not work or they decided it was not needed to replace the flywheel with a aluminum one. Either way we were the biggest echo repair facility in the US so you would think they woulda had us doing it the correct way.

[@lit1023]

I was just pointing out that the bulletin is 6 years old so I would think this would be the way Echo solves the issue with the flywheel key shearing off that's all, you said you worked for echo over 6 years ago. so the time frame fits.

[@edwardtatham424]

I reused the flywheel and red loctite too. Torqued it with an impact. Have been using it for a few years now.

[@ralph24888]

THIS SHOW IS GREAT

[@landdon24]

He does a good job. Very informative. Great stuff Taryl and gang and happy Thanksgiving to you and your families.

[@padraiggluck2980]

Cousin Jaryl Jack did a good job.👍

[@LincolnSP150]

Excellent Demonstration .... Bravo !!

[@tommy8715]

I like it! "Those with digital watches will just have to figure it out".... LOL!!

[@shawn7913]

I was just working on the same leaf blower. Had fuel, air, and spark. It wouldn't even start try to fire with starting fluid, but it did eventually start without it. I'm curious now if the timing just lined back up. Well, the neighbor will bring it back next time it doesn't crank, that will be the first thing I check. Thanks for the video.

[@garystevens958]

Thanks for the rope trick!

[@Gutterball]

more Jaryl Jack Derriere, this guy kills me

[@CJ-rj9tg]

Loved the torque wrench spanish lesson...zero out 💪🏼

[@j.c.7511]

great job jack taryl give this boy a job after he is off probation

[@brianwinters4991]

Good video derriere , tayrls got competition !

[@billharris3049]

A Jaryl channel will be awesome.

[@ronaldhood1420]

These videos have been very helpful to me on my troy bilt lawn mower tractor. .

[@dt3510]

Was Taryl having his period he seemed very cranky. That was interesting and informative & funny . Great job - Midol might be Taryl best friend .

[@randybeard6040]

I have an Echo Weed Eater that is 13 years old, it has Never Failed and still using the Original Spark Plug-I have replaced the head a few years back. When this one kicks the bucket-a New Echo will be Purchased--Hopefully their Quality has not Decreased...

[@sendit1158]

Need more Jaryl vids

[@justsaying4195]

You folks with digital watches got to figure that one out that was funny, nice instructional video great work

[@dcrickerson7611]

Thanks for a hilarious and informative video!

[@DavidGrassSr]

Oh no, Looks like Taryl is going to have a new employe. Well, i bet he has his own shop /? Nice job

[@susanadams4944]

Best KZbin find for me in a long time.

[@apatterson8128]

I could be wrong, but you sound super patient. Clear precise video. Happy Thanksgiving!

[@anon556]

Jarrell Jack is an amazing character 😂

[@saulgoodmanfromthehittvsho1314]

Jaryl is literally my science teacher

[@j.p.pedersen5639]

You guys are great. Love watching your videos.

[@David-kq9vp]

Well done guys

[@summit3030]

a new channel soon awesome, can't wait.

[@4bangerlove]

1000 foot pounds and the adapters had me rollin

[@tedkadzik8248]

4bangerlove year

[@Tal.10]

Great video!!

[@hmroa3056]

Love it, great info and entertaining

[@pyralux01]

Too late.... i used 1000 ft/lbs..... My extensions were 10 ft long.

[@brucel.6078]

Hahaaaaa!!!! Aw man... i love your videos :) thank you!!!!🍺

[@umajunkcollector]

that requires a one thousand foot tons impak rench.

[@bubbafudpucker397]

so at least 20 ugga duggas

[@susanadams4944]

umajunkcollector Looks like Reddy Kilowatt. Don’t see him much anymore.

[@Louwebster0798]

Thanks for another great video!!

[@gordbaker896]

Excellent. VERY Informative Jaryl. Safe trip home............... I thought mainly outboards chewed out the flywheel key. Only 1 torque click needed . Done.

[@brentsmith5647]

Brilliant man ❤️👀😃😎👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@vincescalise4821]

Very informative and cool video

[@lcraft2ndchannal138]

Thanks, Jartl Jack great video

[@elvis7094]

Digital watches!!😂😂😂

[@garyhinkel5483]

Excellent repair tutorial Jaryl. I have a Echo blower that has spark, fuel and compression but no start. Thanks

[@mattk9907]

jaryl needs to stop in more often.

[@SCfanIam100]

Jaryls a little easier on the eyes than Taryl.

[@NA-pg4lf]

YES!!!

[@johno2355]

I would like to see Jaryl jack’s toolbox with all those special tools , bet it’s huge, good video! 👍

[@envieddesigns]

Great video I followed towards the end reinstalling the impeller bolt since I just replaced my ignition coil.

[@patross6925]

Cousin goofy from Disney....... Love that guy..

[@brentsmith5647]

Brilliant video thank you ❤️👀😃😎👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@macquariepark]

Seriously..luv you guy's.. i am an small engine mechanic.. 100kms west of Sydney Australia.. Danny

[@dennisstevens6293]

14:08 the best bit I've ever seen on this channel.

[@gumer85]

Thanks I got the same issue , just for watching your video learned a lot

[@JoshingEnjoyer]

Just fixed my 90's model Echo blower that sheared the same way only it was a full aluminum flywheel with the key made into it. PB-2000 I believe.

[@finbah5706]

my cheap $100 Homelite 26cc Leaf Blower worked great for 2 hours then died. I haven't been able to get it started since. I replaced the coil. I have huge spark, 90 PSI compression, and wont start with starting fluid?? I saw this video, and took it all apart to get to the key on the shaft. but SURPRISE, thee is no KEY on this Homelite 26cc blower?? Any ideas what to do next?

[@srobert7845]

Taryl.......You need to have a cold Hamm's before you pop a gasket! Cousin Jaryl can't help himself he took to many dumpster rides and confuses easy!......lol! Great video!

[@rangerddanger697]

Great job fellas 👍

[@bronsonstanley134]

Seriously bro you're gold!