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Pete0922

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  1. I changed the plugs about a week ago, so they look good.

    Regarding being "over rich". When the car was running well, I would individually lift the piston in both cabs and the engine would start to stall. I believe that is an indication of the mixture being too lean.

  2. RobH - I will check the pistons, thanks for the suggestion.

    When the car starts it chugs and will only rev to 1200-1500rpm. I keep constant pressure on the accelerator - then it will die after 15-20 seconds.

  3. I recently bought a 1970 TR6 with twin Strombergs.

    This certainly is not a fully restored example, but the mechanics appeared in good shape. One of the items on my checklist was to check the oil level in the carbs, as I suspected, it was low. I topped both off with 20-50. Now the car barely starts! I was careful not to overfill the dashpods, but it appears that somehow there is now oil in the fuel system - is that even possible??

    I have considered draining the oil to see if that makes a difference. At the moment I am at a loss.

    Any advise would be much appreciated.

    Thanks in advance

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