Quick fix for a smoking engine?

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Alex
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Are you sure it is oil and not overfuelling on full throttle?
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depends what's wrong, if you pour some atf down the carb (not too mich or you'll oil the plugs :D) then that will decarbonise the heads and clean up the valves.

there's a few additives you can get to clean the piston rings and bores, if it's only on full throttle chances are it's only a sticky ring.

and if all else fails, then put up with it! :lol:
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I've heard Nicorette patches do a good job :lol: :lol: :lol:

OK OK...could be as simple as valve stem seals, pretty easy to change....otherwise poss rings.
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I thought the stem seals would affect it more on the over-run ?

What colour is the smoke - Grey/White or soot black?
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Stem seals on fire oop, rings under power...
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