What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) The pilot stated that she had started the left engine and was attempting to start the right engine. During the starting process she used the flooded procedure. She heard the engine backfire and pulled the mixture back. She then saw an orange flicker on the cowling and observed the line personnel telling her to shut down. She shut down the left engine and exited the aircraft. She observed two small fames on the exhaust pipes of the right engine. These were extinguished by the line personnel with a fire extinguisher before the fire and rescue crew arrived. She had a mechanic come out and fisually inspect the engine with the cowling removed. He then ran both engines up and noted no problems. The pilot then started both engines and departed. She reported having no further problems with the aircraft.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) THE PILOT STATED THAT SHE HAD STARTED THE LEFT ENGINE AND WAS ATTEMPTING TO START THE RIGHT ENGINE. DURING THE STARTING PROCESS SHE USED THE FLOODED PROCEDURE. SHE HEARD THE ENGINE BACKFIRE AND PULLED THE MIXTURE BACK. SHE THEN SAW AN ORANGE FLICKER ON THE COWLING AND OBSERVED THE LINE PERSONNEL TELLING HER TO SHUT DOWN. SHE SHUT DOWN THE LEFT ENGINE AND EXITED THE AIRCRAFT. SHE OBSERVED TWO SMALL FAMES ON THE EXHAUST PIPES OF THE RIGHT ENGINE. THESE WERE EXTINGUISHED BY THE LINE PERSONNEL WITH A FIRE EXTINGUISHER BEFORE THE FIRE AND RESCUE CREW ARRIVED. SHE HAD A MECHANIC COME OUT AND FISUALLY INSPECT THE ENGINE WITH THE COWLING REMOVED. HE THEN RAN BOTH ENGINES UP AND NOTED NO PROBLEMS. THE PILOT THEN STARTED BOTH ENGINES AND DEPARTED. SHE REPORTED HAVING NO FURTHER PROBLEMS WITH THE AIRCRAFT.