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Have just sent you and email.
Also I order my stihl parts from http://www.lsengineers.co.uk. Parts usually arrive in a couple of days and in some case including postage are cheaper then my nearest dealer. It's also handy for them to be waiting on the doorstep when you get home.
Yes I use LS too, they're pretty good but I couldn't find the part on their website. Mister solutions on eBay are also a favourite. But it helps if you can identify how Stihl name the part or have the part number.
I've just looked at the diagram you sent and it is not listed as a separate part, so must be part of the carb itself. Boo!
Nick @ NM Garden Services Ltd said:
This is a tiny wrap around spring under a lever on the carb body. No room for a part number. Although it appears not to function, I'm not convinced that this tiny spring would be strong enough to control the trigger position. I'll have to take it apart again tonight.