Just a thought regarding vac advance
Putting your foot down retards the ignition, lifting it off advances ignition to allow for leaner mixture.
I would just like to say
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Putting your foot down retards the ignition, lifting it off advances ignition to allow for leaner mixture.
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Here is a very good explanation of how vacuum advance works, or doesn't.
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Sounds like timing id retard it a couple of degrees & see if it runs better you may have to mess about with your AFR though.
I recently had to mess about with a boat carb engine.(inboard) Loads of people been looking at it for 2 years. Starts cuts out backfires ect sometimes runs then wont start the next day. New carb, fuel pump, leads coils bla bla I retarded the timing to 14 degrees should be 10 runs sweet as a nut now. These things take time to sort out just a wee tweak at a time & you'll get it.
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Had this earlier...................
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cheeky poop!!!! I've been talking about vac advance right from the beginning more or less!!
I meant me ya coconut
So go back n edit yer sad face....
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Why is it when you advertise somit loads of trumpets ask your best price.
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Your wish is my command oh masta!!!I meant me ya coconut
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Cos they is a load of trumpets!!! Obvs!
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Your wish is my command oh masta!!!
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Put the big back seat back in the Disco, which I have to take out every MOT time as I bust the lock-up mechanism a while back and have yet to get around to fixing.
Flipping thing weighs loads. I move it with a sacktruck, one "whoop" and it's in the back, but positioning the flipper and then bolting it in, what a pain. Every time I do it I swear I'll fix it, but just never seem to get around to it.
Flipping thing weighs loads. I move it with a sacktruck, one "whoop" and it's in the back, but positioning the flipper and then bolting it in, what a pain. Every time I do it I swear I'll fix it, but just never seem to get around to it.
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So you thought that was so funny, you had to post it twice!!!!!!!!!
I can totally tell you, that this is false, Oh masta!!!!!
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We has to be up earlyish tomoz, as I have to cut my hair and trim my beard afore going to dottirs for lunch. (She takes Mother's Day really seriously!!)
So we put our clocks forward yesterday.
Really glad we did this!
Normally we don't surface on a Sunday much before 11 a.m.
So we put our clocks forward yesterday.
Really glad we did this!
Normally we don't surface on a Sunday much before 11 a.m.
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Anyone know how to recalibrate a "more powerful than usual" torque wrench?
I have a funny feeling that my one is a bit dodgy. Having just swapped out a front hub. I don't use it much.
I have a funny feeling that my one is a bit dodgy. Having just swapped out a front hub. I don't use it much.
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Nowt like a knickerbockerglory!!!!!!!!!
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Now we Av Ocado all the time, the drivers... well we never see the same one twice unlike afore with Waitrose.
The one who came Friday was an absolute car nut, so we had quite a chat.
He had a Freelander once. He told me he spent so much on it that in the end he was very norty.
To try and recoup some dosh he had a mate of his ram the back with a JCB. He then told the insurance it had happened in a pub car park.
How they swallowed that I don't know.
The one who came Friday was an absolute car nut, so we had quite a chat.
He had a Freelander once. He told me he spent so much on it that in the end he was very norty.
To try and recoup some dosh he had a mate of his ram the back with a JCB. He then told the insurance it had happened in a pub car park.
How they swallowed that I don't know.
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