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Saw Piston Ring
PartSelect Number PS16313300
Manufacturer Part Number 257377-6
This replacement piston ring is a high-quality item that is sourced from original equipment manufacturer for use with Makita power cutter saws. A worn or broken piston ring will allow combustion gasses to escape the seal and enter the crankcase causing low compression and the loss of power. If compression is reduced significantly, the engine will not be able to run at all. Please note this durable metal piston ring is sold individually.
Saw Piston Cpl. 50, Dpc7300
PartSelect Number PS16337278
Manufacturer Part Number 395-132-100
This is an authentic Makita replacement part manufactured for use with cutoff saws and chainsaws. The piston assembly is complete including the piston ring, pin, and retaining clip. This piston assembly is sold as an individual replacement part.
Saw Cylinder/piston Cpl., Dolmar P
PartSelect Number PS16273171
Manufacturer Part Number 130-131-150
This is an OEM cylinder and piston kit that includes the piston pin, piston, cylinder, 2 spring rings, and 2 isolating washers. Located inside the small engine of your chainsaw, the cylinder is the space in which the piston travels. When a small engine has not been used or maintained properly, the piston is what tends to get damaged. If you are running the engine on fuel only, this can damage the piston. Without the lubrication of oil, the piston can seize to the wall of the cylinder. A dirty filter can also cause damage to the piston. Dirt and residue from a leaking filter can clog the space between the piston and cylinder, causing wear on the piston skirt. If left, this damage can worsen and lead to the piston breaking. The piston can also get damaged if the engine over-speeds or over-heats. If you suspect your cylinder and piston are damaged, they will need to replaced right away.