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I'd start looking around the engine proper for signs of wetness, then wipe and smell to ensure its gas and go from there. You didn't give the age of your engine. If old, leaking rubber is usually the problem. I'm a carb. guy so I don't know what else could be suspect in the differences between your engine and my carb.'d experience.
I'd start looking around the engine proper for signs of wetness, then wipe and smell to ensure its gas and go from there. You didn't give the age of your engine. If old, leaking rubber is usually the problem. I'm a carb. guy so I don't know what else could be suspect in the differences between your engine and my carb.'d experience.
The engine is 2008 50 hp bigfoot. Gas will appear on the water after running it in the lake. It starts up quick and runs great. Just shows gas floating around the engine when we stop.
