1980 TVR 280i hard to start when warm and surges and runs w
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Hi,
Mine is behind the rear wheel passenger side.
I had a similar issue when my 280i would stall and not restart when the engine had warmed up, turned out to be a nasty split in the air hose between the air box and the throttle body. A big piece of sticky tape fixed it till i got a replacement. Or mr zigazaga can show you what he done to delilah, brill.
Marcus
Mine is behind the rear wheel passenger side.
I had a similar issue when my 280i would stall and not restart when the engine had warmed up, turned out to be a nasty split in the air hose between the air box and the throttle body. A big piece of sticky tape fixed it till i got a replacement. Or mr zigazaga can show you what he done to delilah, brill.
Marcus
Hunting (or surging) when warm was always a 'feature' of the injected Cologne motor even when new; I used to drive a Granada hearse (2.8i automatic) in the early 90s and you had to be ready with the brakes on a walking cortege otherwise the funeral Director stood a good chance of getting run over 

Tony Trans Am said:
What temperature should my kenlowe be set at?
Hi mateIdeally after the thermostat has opened and circulated for a minute or two...I would set it at around 85 -87 degrees...Its best done with a correlating thermo probe in the header tank and a laser thermometer at the radiator.
Hope this helps
Ziga
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