Savior Poulan Chainsaw Carburetor 1950–2155 Replacement with Tune-Up Kit (Gaskets & Primer)

If your Poulan or compatible saw is hard to start, stalls under load, or runs unevenly, a worn or clogged carburetor is often the cause. This Savior carburetor assembly is a direct-fit aftermarket unit that replaces several OEM part numbers and ships with a small tune-up kit—gaskets, primer bulb, fuel lines, filter, spark plug, and air filter—so you can swap the part and inspect related fuel components in one service session.

Which models and OEM numbers does this carburetor replace?

This unit is designed to interchange with many Poulan and universal two-stroke saw carburetors. It lists numerous OEM references and fits a broad range of Poulan, Predator, and PP-series models as well as Zama and Walbro equivalents.

• Replaces part numbers: 545081885, 530069703, 30071820, 530071821, 530071618, 530071620, 545006057, 545006058, 530035343, 530071603.
• Compatible Poulan models: 222, 262, 1900, 1950, 1975, 2050WT, 2055, 2075, 2150 Wild Thing, 2150LE and more.
• Also fits Predators and PP series: 2155, 2175, 2250, 2350, 2450, 2550, PP220, PP221LE, PP260, PP260LE.
• Works with Zama and Walbro equivalents: C1Q-W8, C1Q-W14, WT-324, W-20, WT-391, WT-600, WT-624, WT-625, WT-637 and others.

What’s included in the kit and why those parts matter?

The carburetor comes with several consumables to make the replacement step efficient and reliable. Replacing these small parts at the same time reduces the chance of a second visit and helps ensure correct fuel delivery and ignition after installation.

• 1 carburetor assembly built to the specified flange and throttle linkage pattern.
• 2 gaskets to ensure airtight seals at the manifold and carburetor base.
• 1 primer bulb to restore reliable fuel priming for cold starts.
• 2 fuel lines (6616 and 6617), plus 1 inline fuel filter to prevent debris from entering the carburetor.
• 1 spark plug and 1 air filter so ignition and air filtration are checked during the tune-up.

How easy is installation and what tools will I need?

Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable with basic small-engine maintenance, but verify model fit before starting. You’ll remove the old carburetor, transfer any linkages and brackets if needed, fit the supplied gaskets, and reconnect fuel and primer lines.

• Common tools: socket or nut drivers, flathead screwdriver, needle-nose pliers, and a small wrench for the spark plug.
• Allow 30–60 minutes for a first-time replacement, less if you’ve done similar work before.
• After installation, use the saw’s idle and mixture screws to fine-tune performance per manufacturer specs.

Will this carburetor improve starting and running performance?

A fresh carburetor and new fuel components often restore consistent starting, reduce stalling, and smooth throttle response when the original unit is worn or clogged. Final performance depends on correct installation, proper tuning, and overall engine condition.

• Eliminates common choke and flooding issues caused by deteriorated primer bulbs or fuel lines.
• New gaskets and filter reduce air leaks and debris-related running problems.
• Tuning the idle and mixture screws after installation yields best results.

Who is this for: This Savior carburetor kit is aimed at DIYers, small-engine mechanics, landscapers, and homeowners who maintain Poulan, Predator, or compatible chainsaws and want a complete, cost-effective replacement rather than sourcing multiple parts. If you need to restore dependable starting and throttle response without buying a new saw, this kit gives the core parts required for a proper tune-up and swap.