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Hyster S7.0FT Engine running rough help!!

Hyster S7.0FT E024V 2010 V6
Aquired this forklift but takes ages to start and when running runs rough. No fault codes and no smelling of gas. Distributor been changed and gas unit before we had forklift. Any ideas???? Actual ign timing 15 and desired ign timing 23 in display
  • Posted 10 Dec 2015 21:38
  • By garylee_p
  • joined 10 Jul'14 - 22 messages
  • Shropshire, United Kingdom
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