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Paulus
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Cold running
« on: Oct 8th, 2005, 4:40pm » |
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When I start up the beast in the morning, it sounds and feels like it is running on only 2-3 cylinders. After a couple of mins, it settles down a bit, but struggles to tick over. I have changed the oil as recommended on this site, changed the sparkies, checked for loose connections etc. As I say, once it's been going for a few mins, all is fine. Another potential issue is that it sounds like there is a tappet-or-two out of adjustment. I know in theory that this is not possible. The oil change didn't help. Any ideas? BTW. It's a 12v Ulitma. Paul.
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