I have been restoring an old TD. I have rebuilt the carbs, set the valve lash,
set the timing, new plugs, new coil, new points, compression checks ok, etc.
As far as I can tell the engine is running fine, although I can't take it out
for a spin yet to really test it. But one thing bothers me, when I start the
engine it doesn't want any choke at all. If I pull the choke out the engine
runs very rough even though the engine is cold. By cold I'm talking about
room temp
in a heated garage. I haven't tried to start it outside in the winter yet.
Is this something to worry about? My MGB always wants some choke when I
start it, even in the summer.
Bob Donahue " 50s FOREVER "
rdonahue@holli.com
1953 MG-TD under restoration
1971 MGB
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