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Old 03-14-2011, 12:59 AM   #1
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Removing spark plug on Paslode Angled nailer


My Paslode gun is not firing, when I pull the trigger the fan spins, I smell gas and hear a psssst sound, but no ignition.

I cleaned the gun as per maintenance instructions, and I can see the round piece on the back that houses the spark plug, but I cannot access the plug, I do not want to use force.
Can anyone give me detailed instructions on how to remove the spark plug so I can either clean it or replace it.


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Old 03-14-2011, 02:24 AM   #2
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Its behind the air filter. Take the air filter cover off with an allen wrench. Pull the spark plug wire off the spark plug. It's a thick red wire with a rubber boot(on mine it was). A half turn loosens the plug. Replace it with a new one. Your good to go. I got a tune up kit that came with a spark plug at a local tool supply for about $20. I would recommend the kit. It came with a couple other things too, oh, and instructions.

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Old 03-14-2011, 07:15 AM   #3
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Make sure the gas is fresh, it has a shelf life. I had a similar problem, would not fire consistently. Same problem after cleaning and tune up. Installed new gas cartridge, works fine.
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Make sure the gas is fresh, it has a shelf life. I had a similar problem, would not fire consistently. Same problem after cleaning and tune up. Installed new gas cartridge, works fine.
I just bought new cannisters of gas still the problem persists
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Its behind the air filter. Take the air filter cover off with an allen wrench. Pull the spark plug wire off the spark plug. It's a thick red wire with a rubber boot(on mine it was). A half turn loosens the plug. Replace it with a new one. Your good to go. I got a tune up kit that came with a spark plug at a local tool supply for about $20. I would recommend the kit. It came with a couple other things too, oh, and instructions.
The round cover for the spark plug just turns and when I tug on it there is no give, as I said I do not want to force it, I think there might be a retaining clip holding it, but from what I can see there is no way to get this clip off.
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Old 03-14-2011, 05:08 PM   #6
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Huh, my gun is the IMCT and thats how I did it. You can always email paslode (tech@paslode.com), or call em (800-222-6990). Maybe your gun is designed a little different, I dont blame you for not wanting to force it.

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