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ccprof your sense of humour made me laugh cause that was my initial thought as well. To our catrell guest we think you must get some hot air or air pressure in there to dry the lot out. Why don't you go on and register as a member lots of info available.

True what jr said just nibble at it. With the new air filter did you actually increase the airway? The sooted up sparkplug is a clear sign of over richness. I believe that is as a result of the needle setting and not so much the main yet. 120 can do but in the mid range your needle is critical. I would suggest you put the clip at its highest mark (dropping the needle) and test from there.

Hi Daver I don't think changing the weight of the rollers make the clutch engage any quicker or slower. Whatever weights you use, on idle the variator is going to spin, so is the belt and so is the clutch unit. Changing the springs inside the clutch unit could engage it sooner.

So CCPROF what do you teach and where? I'm a high school teacher teaching economics to grade 10 and 11's. Yes I agree with what you and runningslow says about American kids but don't feel bad about it cause when your country is one of the most important ones in the world you tend to ignore the others. But besides that I will probably emmigrate to the US in the next three years when my daughter becomes a citizen so I tend to take a keen interest in the US in fact my oldest daughter read a book about the wars of the US such as North South war and of course when England was still an enemy. I have seen many pictures of the Shenandoah valley (John Denver sings about that place in a song of which I can't remember the name) and the movie Patch Adams was shot there, truly a beautiful place and I will visit it as well, pity it will be winter.

ccprof I don't look like Gary Player and there will be no caddy nor a golf bag with me so they will laugh at me, maybe I can say i'm Lindsay Lohan lol.
Luke I like your "Jose" but it is actually "Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light"
And its history...read this from Google.

History: In 1814, about a week after the city of Washington had been badly burned, British troops moved up to the primary port at Baltimore Harbor in Maryland. Francis Scott Key visited the British fleet in the Harbor on September 13th to secure the release of Dr. William Beanes who had been captured during the Washington raid. The two were detained on the ship so as not to warn the Americans while the Royal Navy attempted to bombard Fort McHenry. At dawn on the 14th, Key noted that the huge American flag, which now hangs in the Smithsonian's American History Museum, was still waving and had not been removed in defeat. The sight inspired him to write a poem titled Defense of Fort McHenry. The poem was eventually set to music that had originally been written by English composer John Stafford Smith for a song titled "The Anacreontic Song". The end result was the inspiring song now considered the national anthem of the United States of America. It was accepted as such by public demand for the next century or so, but became even more accepted as the national anthem during the World Series of Baseball in 1917 when it was sung in honor of the brave armed forces fighting in the Great War. The World Series performance moved everyone in attendance, and after that it was repeated for every game. Finally, on March 3, 1931, the American Congress proclaimed it as the national anthem, 116 years after it was first written.

Here in SA kids also stay home until graduation or finding a job. My youngest daughter is 21 and still at varsity and living at home. Why not when you have a dad who fills the tank and service the car.

Hey Todd before you take the head off (your A & B) make sure the problem is not elsewhere, you may just make yourself a lot of work.

Bashan, I have never been to the US and I am coming to Arlington VA in a suburb called Fairfax. I have a sister who lives in Palo Alto CA and might go see her as well. Very excited about the trip cause I'm forever taking someone to the airport going to the US but this time they'll be taking me. Pity it is some way from Alabama would love to meet you oak's sorry blokes
Yes we say petrol like the pommies