Chainsaws

Dennis,

I went through almost the same thing, and I ended up sending the carburetor back to the supplier, who ended up paying the shipping on it three times. They shipped me the carburetor un-programmed, and then I sent it back, and then they return shipped it to me again. I should have bought frequent flyer miles for my carburetor.

Anyhow, I was told by my supplier, that I could not purchase the diagnostic tool, which seems kind of hokie to me, since I do all my own maintenance and repairs including cylinder and piston changeouts  and carburettor re-builds when necessary to several of my various Husqvarna chainsaws models. Next, I was told by the Dealer that I would be unable to Download the file which would be needed for my specific carburettor, that you needed to have access to a Dealers Website in order to get the download file. The individual informed me that they did not want someone changing the emissions settings, which I am not sure that you really can with the software anyhow.

I know this is not much help for you, but please keep me in the loop, when you do get an answer, I would definitely be interrested in buying the diagnostic tool for my "Autotune" chainsaws, and also getting access to the downloadable files.

If, I get any Information on this matter, I will also keep you in the loop. Oh, also today I ordered the ignition module for autotune, and was told that it does not need to be programmed, which totally does not make sense since I believe that is where the firmware chips/ electronics are located in that module. So I may have to swap out the new parts carburettor, and new ignition coil when I get it, just to make sure it will run my chainsaw properly. Lol.

PS. I am Not a Husqvarna Representative or Authorized Repair, Just an experimental chainsaw person