🔧 FLYPIG Replacement Carburetor Compatible with Stihl 017 018 MS170 MS180 - Replaces Zama C1Q-S57A C1Q-S57B C1Q-S57 1130 120 0603 Carburetor Carb Review

Wrong carburetor on the picture. I ordered it because of the high/low adjustments shown in the picture. Got the stock carburetor model from a saw with idle adjustment only. The new one doesn't have high/low adjustment, but I installed it anyway and it works fine. I can't beat the price.

This carburettor is different from the original but works perfectly. It took some effort to install the trigger latch and required idle and high/low rpm adjustments that you'll have to disassemble. Once adjusted, the saw runs better than ever. I've been using the saw all weekend and it works great! I would recommend these carbs for the price.

Not exactly what I need for my saw, close but needs modification. May work well or not if it fits. For €11 it's not worth sending it back. A stocking for an 11 year old nephew I think. Another $15 from my local dealer for one I might consider. would have spent too much and got the right part right the first time if I bought it again.

This carburetor does not fit my Stihl MS180. While it mounts nicely on mounting bolts, the throttle body has a closed loop instead of the slot that the original has. There is no way to insert the end of the lever into the throttle body. You may be able to do this by first taking the grip and trigger apart, but if you don't need to do this to remove the original, why would you do this to replace it? I didn't notice the "no returns" policy. Big mistake on my part.

I bought this to fix my Stihl chainsaw that would not start. I took my chainsaw to a local small engine repair shop and needed an arm and leg to fix it. I did a little research on the internet and came across this product. This carburetor is basically the same as a chainsaw. I installed it from a youtube video. It was very easy to do and now the chainsaw works better than a new one. Start right away! Great price and quality product. Buy with confidence.

I had to replace the carburetor on my Stihl 170 chainsaw because the diaphragm in the old saw was not working properly. The replacement went smoothly and the chainsaw started after a few jerks. It was easy to adjust the speed to keep the chain from moving when idling. Update after 2.5 years. I had to replace the carburetor again. With heavy use, either the rubber membrane or the membrane wears out over time. I bought another carburetor (the price doesn't bite!) and installed it in half an hour.