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Suitable for Husqvarna chainsaws 365, 372, 385, 390, 394, 395, 450 and 445. Includes oil filters, oil strainers, oil suction heads and accessories for petrol chainsaws.--DTEKGAZ
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Description
The oil filter (screen/suction head) is an often overlooked but essential component of a chainsaw's lubrication system. Located at the end of the oil line in the oil reservoir, it provides the final filtration of the oil before it reaches the pump. If the filter is clogged or damaged, contaminants will pass directly into the pump, causing wear on the pump housing, insufficient oil supply, or even a complete blockage of the oil passage. If your chainsaw exhibits reduced oil flow, inadequate chain lubrication, unusual overheating of the guide bar, or premature pump failure, the oil filter most likely needs replacing. This product is specifically designed for many popular Husqvarna chainsaw models, including the 365, 372, 385, 390, 394, 395, 450, and 445. Made from a thin, oil-resistant material, the filter screen ensures high-precision filtration by effectively trapping contaminants while maintaining a consistent oil flow. The connection size matches the original specifications. Simply replace the existing filter to restore normal filtration performance. Regular oil filter changes are essential for maintaining your chainsaw. It is recommended to replace the oil pump with each filter change or to check the oil filter at least once a year. As a high-quality replacement part, this product offers an economical maintenance solution that ensures the proper functioning of your chainsaw's lubrication system and extends the service life of your guide bar and chain.
Features
- BrandDTEKGAZ
- Compatible brandHusqvarna
- MaterialPlastic
- Weight200 g
- Type of chainsaw accessoryBlanking plug
- ManoMano ReferenceME218791209
- MMID261134869953
- Product code3YLYG20260530-10592
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