[Tigers] Anyone Recognition These Symptoms?

Randall Antosiak randya at pacbell.net
Fri Aug 17 18:00:46 MDT 2018


It sounds familiar.  In my case, the problem turned out to be the old SU fuel pump.  If you are not sure you are getting fuel, you can install a clear plastic fuel filter near the carb.  I did this and found it very useful.

      From: Stu via Tigers <tigers at autox.team.net>
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Due to travel, weather, and life in general, I haven't touched the Tiger for several weeks.  Until today. 
At first it would barely run, like it was running on two or three.  I had to keep my foot on the throttle or it would instantly die.
So I left it for 20 minutes, and tried again.  It started ok, and if I kept it at 2 - 3000 rpm all seemed fine.  But when I took my foot off the pedal, it dropped to idle, then started pulsating, like I was turning it off for an instant, once a second or so.  Finally it died.
Its a stock 260, stock 2 barrel, original points type ignition with most everything in the ignition replaced in the last couple years.  The automatic choke appears free and functioning.  Its a hot and humid day.
Anybody recognize this behavior?
It's days like this that make me start to think about Hemmings...
Stu Brennan_______________________________________________

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