No, the oiler from the 350 will not fit the 240.
SOURCE: bar oiler problem, replacing plunger did not fix the problem
the worm gear is on the plunger.the gear that is on the crank shaft,if i remember is a nylon gear.some times they look prefectly fine but they slip on the crank shaft and do not trun the worm gear fast enough to oil. here is a parts breakdown for that saw......http://weborder.husqvarna.com/order_static/doc/usa/2004/I04000/I0401904.pdf look on page four 4.......i hope this helps,let me know........................
SOURCE: how to adjust oiler on husqvarna 266
Your saw didn't get a hit, she long of tooth?
Husky 262 manual
http://weborder.husqvarna.com/order_static/doc/HOUS/HOUS1998/HOUS1998_1018843-26.pdf
The adlustment is on page 31. It is probably similar. HTH
Lou
SOURCE: husqvarna 340 oiler not working
Hello again Rudy.
Please reply below (Add Comments) with the serial number of your saw then I can investigate a little further.
You can reply even when the question is closed. I am not certain how but I get email notification of your reply when done correctly. If equipped the oiler adjustment is below the crankshaft on the clutch side. Look up from the bottom. On the side of my 359 is an icon of a link of chain with a drop of oil above it. The oiler adjustment is aft of that and can only be seen from the bottom of the saw. The manual I saw said 3 position only with CCW (3 - 18 to 20" bar) most oil. Forcing it beyond the stops causes a lot of problems.
http://weborder.husqvarna.com/order_static/doc/HOUS/HOUS2007/HOUS2007_1150331-95.pdf
Page 36
Is your serial number is between 07 18##### and 08 17#####?
Page 5 item 1 shows location of the serial number. Not all newer saws have an adjustable oiler. Please reply below.
Lou
SOURCE: husqvarna 345 bar oiler
Remove the bar and chain. Start the engine and observe the oil delivery port in the side of the engine case. At a fairly fast speed, the oil should ooze out of the port. If little or nothing, check the pump, lines, and in-tank filter. If ok, clean the bar drive-end holes of sawdust and dirt, especially the small passages that go from the large holes out to the chain groove. Clean the entire groove and the outer end sprocket. Reassemble and test the oiling by running the bar tip at speed in front of a piece of cardboard--it should throw off a thin line of oil after several moments. Hope this helps!
SOURCE: how do you adjust the oiler on a husqvarna 268 xp
use the control screw on the oil pump
it is located on the top left side of the oil pump casing to the left of the sprocket with the chain and bar off
turn it anti clockwise the check oil output
( no chain and bar on ) if still not right try the other direction
and retry if still not putting out enough oil
may need to clean tank and pickup filter
check pump driver and drum , check oil oulet line
check oil pump itself - it could be worn or air is getting in on the oil inlet side and it not drawing oil
to get these pumps out remove clutch and drum , remove pump drinver
undo 4 x screws and remove pump assy plate
here is web site for parts
http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=husqvarna&mn=268+%281997-01%29
go to oil pump clutch you will see parts relationship
cheers hope it helps
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