I'm struggling to get my 123Ignition working

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Re: I'm struggling to get my 123Ignition working

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Ditto

Now you need to sort the 'mayonnaise' problem out Neil.
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Re: I'm struggling to get my 123Ignition working

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Bootsy wrote:Ditto

Now you need to sort the 'mayonnaise' problem out Neil.
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neilbardsley wrote:
Bootsy wrote:Ditto

Now you need to sort the 'mayonnaise' problem out Neil.
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mayonaise ? In the oil filler ?

Legacy of too short journeys & not getting the oil hot enough to evaporate the moisture from it
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Re: I'm struggling to get my 123Ignition working

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hot66 wrote:mayonaise ? In the oil filler ?

Legacy of too short journeys & not getting the oil hot enough to evaporate the moisture from it
Yes exactly what the 912bbs forum had to say. Nothing to worry about.
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