1128 080 2104 – STIHL Fan Housing with Easy2Start (ES) Starter (Genuine OEM Part) The STIHL 1128 080 2104 is a genuine OEM fan housing assembly with Easy2Start (ES) starter, designed to provide reliable engine cooling and effortless starting on compatible STIHL chainsaws. This complete assembly integrates the recoil starter system with the fan housing, ensuring smooth airflow, reduced starting effort, and dependable operation. Manufactured to STIHL’s original equipment specifications, this fan housing with ES starter is built for durability, precise fitment, and long service life under professional operating conditions. Using a genuine STIHL starter housing ensures correct airflow, proper starter engagement, and factory-approved Easy2Start performance. Product Details Manufacturer Part Number: 1128 080 2104 Brand: STIHL Part Type: Fan Housing with Easy2Start (ES) Starter System: Engine cooling / recoil starter system Function: Provides engine cooling and assisted recoil starting Material: High-strength polymer housing with OEM starter components OEM Status: Genuine STIHL OEM replacement Function Houses the recoil starter and cooling fan Delivers reduced-effort starting with Easy2Start technology Directs cooling airflow across the engine Compatible With STIHL Chainsaws 044 MS 440 How It’s Used This fan housing with ES starter mounts to the rear of the engine crankcase. During operation, the integrated fan pulls air through the housing to cool the engine, while the Easy2Start recoil system reduces the force required to start the chainsaw. Proper installation ensures effective cooling, smooth starter operation, and reliable engine performance. Suggested Maintenance Inspect the starter mechanism regularly for smooth rope retraction Keep cooling air passages clean and free of debris Check starter rope and handle for wear Replace the assembly if the housing cracks or starter performance declines The STIHL 1128 080 2104 Fan Housing with Easy2Start Starter is used in OEM-specified engine cooling and starting systems where durability, reduced starting effort, and consistent performance are essential.
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