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Pottsy · 26th January 2008, 14:30

In old cars it tends to be incorrect ignition, or poor compression. The solutions are to get a pro to check your ignition system and timings, and for the latter a nice rebore with new rings. Or live with 32 mpg.

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Pottsy Administrator Civinfo master Join Date: 10th April 2006 Location: Leics Posts: 5,804 Thanks: 25 Thanked 206 Times in 119 Posts iTrader: (0)	In old cars it tends to be incorrect ignition, or poor compression. The solutions are to get a pro to check your ignition system and timings, and for the latter a nice rebore with new rings. Or live with 32 mpg.