MS-3354C Makita Trimmer - Overview

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O Ring P15 – Part Number: 213540-1
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O Ring P15
Part #213540-1
Cam gear Cover Gasket – Part Number: 162274-2
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Cam gear Cover Gasket
Part #162274-2
Separator Plate – Part Number: 168576-4
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Separator Plate
Part #168576-4
H.S.H. Bolt M5 x 18 with WR – Part Number: 922228-9
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Ball Bearing – Part Number: 211097-6
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Ball Bearing
Part #211097-6
Pan Head Screw M5X30 – Part Number: 911253-5
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Pan Head Screw M5X30
Part #911253-5
Cam Gear Assembly – Part Number: 125552-1
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Cam Gear Assembly
Part #125552-1
This is an OEM cam gear for string trimmers. The cam gear is prone to wear, which will be noticeable by the appearance of the gear teeth, which can round over time. When installing this part, make sure it is aligned properly inside the crankcase. This Makita cam gear is sold individually.
Hose Clamp – Part Number: 282020-8
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Hose Clamp
Part #282020-8
Hose Clamp – Part Number: 345918-1
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Hose Clamp
Part #345918-1
Pump Body Ass'Y – Part Number: 140437-0
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Pump Body Ass'Y
Part #140437-0
Lead Valve – Part Number: 346083-9
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Lead Valve
Part #346083-9
Leaf Spring – Part Number: 232251-9
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Leaf Spring
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Makita 4-cycle string trimmer (hardly used) not idling properly and then wouldn't start at all.
1 person found this instruction helpful.
  • Howard from STAMFORD, CT
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Socket set
Repair shop said it wasn't worth fixing and offered to sell me a new one. Simply removed old spark plug which was easily accessible (as shown in instruction manual) and installed new plug. Trimmer came with a basic spark plug wrench, but used socket set for greater torque and much less effort. Trimmer now starts and runs perfectly for far less than the cost of a new one!!
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