2.1 Occasional Smoky Start-up . . . Any Ideas?

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I'm hoping mine is due to me slightly over filling it with oil :oops:

its due an oil change so will get one tomorrow
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did the same meself after rebuilding engine, put too much in when i changed it after running it in, but that made it smoke [lots!] at 70mph or more, keep it near the lower line on dipstick and its fine on a fast run now. :)

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:lol:

the thing is i quite like filling mr co(u)ntvertable cars up with smog when he's parked up behind me :oops:
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T'Onion wrote::lol:

the thing is i quite like filling mr co(u)ntvertable cars up with smog when he's parked up behind me :oops:
haha! fill it to the top line on ya stick when its on a slight slope as well, like i did and you can smog out a whole stretch of dual-carriageway at 70!

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