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Feb 3rd, 2023, 12:46	#1
Mike Vann New Member Last Online: Oct 27th, 2023 09:03 Join Date: Mar 2020 Location: Fleet	Stalling Problem For many years I have driven a 1987 240 Estate with B230K engine. Several months ago it started playing up and then had to come home on a breakdown lorry as it refused to start at a local petrol station. After much time, expense and some professional help I am no nearer a solution. I thought something was upsetting the timing but now think it must be the carb. Currently it starts and runs ok from cold but once it begins to warm up and I drive forward and pull up, it stalls and is then difficult or impossible to start. But when I reverse and pull up, even sharply, it has no effect. So it must somehow be linked to forward momentum. Baffled! Time to take the carb off (again) and have much a much closer look. Mike

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