I took my boat out for the first time with the new (1983) Rude 75. I rebuilt the carbs, all compression is good.
Here is the story this time: BTW Thanks for all the help!!!
I can sit at idle all day, with the engine in neutral I can increase the RPM to 6000 and maybe higher but why blow things up.
When I go to WOT the engine RPM increased and was still climbing past 4000 RPM and the boat was almost on plane when the rpm dies to about 2200. I placed it in neutral and increased rpm again I can red line it. Placee it back in gear and now there is no increase in rpm to 4000 and dies, it remains at approx 2200.
I have an inboard tank, that I put stabil in last winter, The primer bulb is firm, I then thought well maybe it is bad gas or something with the the fuel system, I got the 6 gal can out and bought a new hose and fittings and fresh gas and still have the same results. I am thinking fuel pump but not sure, if it was the fuel pump wouldn't it also act that way when I am sitting there getting the rpms as close to red line without blowing it up?
Here is the story this time: BTW Thanks for all the help!!!
I can sit at idle all day, with the engine in neutral I can increase the RPM to 6000 and maybe higher but why blow things up.
When I go to WOT the engine RPM increased and was still climbing past 4000 RPM and the boat was almost on plane when the rpm dies to about 2200. I placed it in neutral and increased rpm again I can red line it. Placee it back in gear and now there is no increase in rpm to 4000 and dies, it remains at approx 2200.
I have an inboard tank, that I put stabil in last winter, The primer bulb is firm, I then thought well maybe it is bad gas or something with the the fuel system, I got the 6 gal can out and bought a new hose and fittings and fresh gas and still have the same results. I am thinking fuel pump but not sure, if it was the fuel pump wouldn't it also act that way when I am sitting there getting the rpms as close to red line without blowing it up?