RAC68
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Hi Nevets,
Although I appreciate the reasoning others have extended with regard to an ignition fault, I would suggest you look back into your fuel system. I am assuming your fuel pump is of the original Lucas type and connected, without interruption, to the fuel tank. It is not uncommon to find dirt or foreign substances have collected in your fuel pump, and is diminishing carb refill flow. This condition usually becomes most obvious after periods of stagnation when the bits pack and harden. If flow is insufficient to meet the higher demand for fuel when under load, a sputtering will occur.
All the best,
Ray 64BJ8P1 (original owner)
Although I appreciate the reasoning others have extended with regard to an ignition fault, I would suggest you look back into your fuel system. I am assuming your fuel pump is of the original Lucas type and connected, without interruption, to the fuel tank. It is not uncommon to find dirt or foreign substances have collected in your fuel pump, and is diminishing carb refill flow. This condition usually becomes most obvious after periods of stagnation when the bits pack and harden. If flow is insufficient to meet the higher demand for fuel when under load, a sputtering will occur.
All the best,
Ray 64BJ8P1 (original owner)