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  1. Well, I've taken it out for a drive this evening, and still experiencing the same problem! It seems that when running whilst stationary it isn't as noticeable. However when driving it is as if you are repeatedly tapping the accelerator and causes that bunny hop/jolting motion. Any ideas what could be causing this or any suggestions what else I could try?
  2. Well iv blown down the fuel line and found that the nut was really loose! Probably answers the air bubbles coming through, and found the small filter in the carb and it was completly caked full of muk! Sorry for the incompetence, completly missed that! Cleaned it all out, took the carb apart again and cleaned it all through again. The bubbles have now stopped and it seems to run better, but like I said, it was/is intermittent so gona take it out Wednesday night and see how it goes! Im feeling quite confident! Will let you all know how I get on.
  3. Thanks for all your replies! So if I were to take to fuel line off the pump to the tank and blow compressed air down, that should clear that? Also I haven't found the little filter in the carb, just looked at an exploded diagram of it and will have another look at that. Might be a day or so before I get chance to have another look at it mind. Thanks for all your advice!
  4. Hi all, I'm struggling to solve this problem on my 2.25 series 3 Landy. It was running fine until I stupidly ran out of fuel. Since then it has its moments, one day it'll run fine and the next it'll splutter and cough and want to stall. I have read previous posts and, cleaned all the jets in the carb put a new inline fuel filter on Replace the dizzy cap Replace the coil but not the ballast resistor Reset the points to 12thou Checked valve cleanances And still no better! It has a Webber 34 ICT carb on it I think. There seems to be air bubbles coming up from the fuel pump into the fuel filter, however this has always done this and was running fine before. Any advice would be much appreciated!
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