Filters look good, and the fuel line is all relatively new (I replaced a
good chunk of it when I swapped the carbs). I'll check the tank breather
since I haven't gone down that route yet, as well as the gaskets.
>
>This sounds exactly like the symptoms Smudger exhibited last year
>when a gasket in the fuel system failed and he was pulling a mix
>of fuel & air into the carburettor. Try checking the fuel line all
>the way back to the tank(s)...in Smudger's case the problem was a
>gasket, but a cracked fuel line or filter could easily produce the
>same effect.
>
>Also look for a bad connection on the fuel pump, clogged breather
>on the tank itself (could be building negative pressure inside if
>it's not venting properly), or a bad filter. Since you said you've
>replaced the fuel filters lately this sounds unlikely, but it's a
>possibility nonetheless.
>
>cheers,
>
>dj
>1974 SIII Airportable, 'Smudger'
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