LAHDEK Fuel Tank Cap Filter Line Hose Kit for Stihl MS240 MS260 MS290 MS360 MS390
Complete fuel-system kit with two filters, two lines and two tank caps fits Stihl MS240, MS260, MS290, MS360 and MS390 chainsaws
- Complete fuel-system kit with cap, filters and lines
- Direct replacement for Stihl MS240, MS260, MS290, MS360, MS390
- Matches OEM numbers 1127 358 7702 and 000 0350 0525
- Includes two fuel filters, two fuel lines and two tank caps
- Designed for two-stroke petrol chainsaws
Replacement Kit for Stihl Chainsaws
This fuel tank cap filter line hose kit fits Stihl MS240, MS260, MS290, MS360 and MS390 chainsaws. It replaces original equipment manufacturer parts 1127 358 7702 and 000 0350 0525. The package includes two fuel filters, two fuel lines and two fuel tank caps for a complete fuel system refresh.
Upgrading Worn Petrol System Components
The kit addresses degraded filters, cracked lines and faulty caps that restrict fuel flow on two-stroke petrol engines. Replacing all three parts together is worth it when the saw runs lean, stalls under load or leaks fuel from the tank area. Individual components can be swapped if only one item has failed.
Limits of Press-Fit Fuel Line Connections
The supplied lines use press-fit barbs without clamps, so sealing relies on hose elasticity and correct routing. Over time, heat and fuel exposure harden the tubing and can create air leaks that the filter cannot fix. The cap vent is calibrated for the listed models; using it on other saws may cause pressure imbalance.
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- Price $23.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the tank cap and lines fit my Stihl MS260 chainsaw?
The kit is made for Stihl MS240 MS260 MS290 MS360 MS390 models and replaces OEM 1127 358 7702 and 000 0350 0525 so the cap threads and line lengths match those saws.
How do I install the fuel line without kinking it inside the tank?
Feed the new line through the tank opening, push it past the baffle, then pull it back until the filter sits flat on the bottom; the common error is leaving the filter folded against the wall.
When should I replace the fuel filters and lines in this kit?
Replace both filters and both lines each season or whenever the fuel smells stale, the engine hunts at idle, or the line shows cracks or yellowing.
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