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I just brought my new Midget home and, unfortunately, she arrived before my new shop manual did!!! I'm seeing a bit of black smoke from the tail pipe and, although it idles smoothly (mostly), I'm not getting much power at all on hills and hesitation and occasional missing when excellerating. I've pulled the plugs, which were replaced just a week ago, and they are fouled with black soot. Any ideas? I appreciate whatever suggestiosn you may have until my new shop manual arrives.
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smoke, sputter, putt, putt...?
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Choke on or not adjusted, float level too high, fuel pressure too high, carb mis adjusted.
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Aka - Fuel air misture has too much fuel (rich)
