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Ruby running great again, I think I was being a bit to technical looking for problems that didn't exist, with the carb off I give a squirt of easy start into the manifold she fired up straight away for a few seconds, so I put the carb back on gave it another squirt of easy start, she fired up and then kept running on the petrol. I don't like the stuff (easy start) and I have seen so many engines ruined by it, but it does what it says on the tin and can sort out a problem.
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Graham
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Location: Deepest Frogland 30960
Car type: 1933 RP Standard Saloon
In Australia the same product is called "Start you Bastard!"
Probably was a combination of things - is your fuel reasonably fresh?
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Location: Salop
Car type: '28 GE Cup. '28 AD Chummy '30 RL Saloon. '34 RP Saloon. Too Many toys!
when I struggle getting a seven to fire when everyrhing else suggests it should. I often put a drop of fresh petrol down each bore.
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Location: Salop
Car type: '28 GE Cup. '28 AD Chummy '30 RL Saloon. '34 RP Saloon. Too Many toys!
ive got a brass plug cylinder head on my chummy
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Location: Nottinghamshire. Robin Hood County
Car type: Austin Ruby Mk1 1935
For Ruby owners like myself you can just remove one plug and put a small amount of neat petrol down the plug hole. Reinsert the plug and away she goes. Sometimes coughs a little until the other three fire up but soon runs sweetly.
John Mason.
Would you believe it "Her who must be obeyed" refers to my Ruby as the toy.
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Short squirt of Brake Cleaner into the carb air intake! Make sure it's a short squirt though.
Steve