The Amal Monobloc Carburetter
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FAULT FINDING AND MAINTENANCE
Occasionally remove and clean the petrol filter gauze from inside the banjo con-
nection. If flooding occurs check this gauze to see that
it
is in good condition and
then remove the float chamber cover, float and float needle. Examine fcr dirt or
damage on the needle and the needle seating. When replacing the float see that the
narrow hinge leg
is
uppermost, as this operates the needle, and do not forget to
replace the float spindle bush. Make sure that the cover plate and washer are
clean and in good condition before re-assembl~ng.
Erratic slow running may be caused by air leaks at the flange and the flange should
be checked with a straight edge, and if necessary very carefully trued up with
a
fine
file or emery cloth used on a flat surface such
as
plate glass. When refitting the
carburetter always use a new p.aper joint washer and then tighten the fixing nuts
evenly.
For more detailed instructions on tuning see the Amal leafiet number
502.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
T.l10 MODEL
When using the T.l10 model at speeds below
40
m.p.h, the ignition should be partly
retarded by moving the ignition control lever, on the left handlebar, approximately
115 of
its
travel from the stop. ("Fully Advanced" position).
Whilst
it
is
advisable to use premium grade fuel in all Triumph motorcycles,
its
use
is
essential in the
T.llO.
Premium grade fuel may be unobtainable in certain terri-
tories overseas and in such cases lower compression ratio pistons should be fitted.
lithe machine
is
used exclusively for long, fast runs, it
is
advisable to
fit
Champion
L.A.ll sparking plugs.