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#769108 08/06/2011 8:18 PM
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Hi Everyone

After being ripped off with a guy in California I finally after 5 months of putting right what he sold me I drove my 3600. My joy was short lived as it runs really bad, I think I have it running too rich ?, it got gradually worst to drive with performance and became lumpy. The rear of the truck was covered in black sut, I think the rear bumper on my 54 is not helping being only 2 inch behind and in line with the exhaust pipe. So the smoke / heat is hitting the inside of rear bumper, can this make it run bad too ???.

Last edited by custardtart; 08/06/2011 8:19 PM.

Thanks Gary
1954 Thames E494C,
1957 Thames 300E,
1967 Austin A60 Pick-up,
1954 Chevy 3600 Pick-up.
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Possibly. I might be creating extra back pressure on the engine.

It actually sounds like you need to go through the carburetor and give it a tune up. Check the compression while your at it, this give you an idea of what condition the engine is in.

Walt

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cheers Walt .... sorted it now


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