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'Borrowed' from another site. https://www.flickr.com/photos/bcgreeneiv/sets/72157600755463552/page4/

Probably a little late to the party...but I had a similar problem with a lumpy mid range. The trick was to lean out the needle a notch. Basically the needle tube was worn over time, causing the needle to leak ever so slightly. Leaned it out a single notch and bam it worked perfectly. Fuel economy improved markedly as well. Could be worth a try for anyone else reading this thread and not finding the solution they need.

I thought you guys in the force new everything like this. but then again a bobby was locked out of his parked car behind my car a good few years back now, after half an hour struggling with a wire I offered to open it for him , to which he replied thanks mate, I will have to keep my eye on you. cheeky bugger.

it's funny this thread should crop up . as I have just got back from my sons new house, he rang up and asked me to get down their with my picks as he had just snapped the key off in the lock and was stood out side with his bird. first he rang a lock smith who quoted him £80 call out fee plus £40 for any work carried out. then he told his new girlfriend "i'l give my dad a ring instead he picks locks, she asked " why would your dad pick locks" any how it took me three seconds to rake the lock and It only cost them a brew.. happy days all round as I hadn't been round to their new pad before..

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