stewfish1818
Seaman Apprentice
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SEE VIDEO soon
The big question is why would it idle fast? slow = bag gas situation, bag electric situation, etc....
See video of the rough idle here, I thought water in the gas at first butit seems a little different because of the high RPM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxGDh_dw4EM&feature=plcp
1990 Johnson 150 - VJ150TXESB
My boat was not running well it would start up and go to 15 mph then die, eventually it would not start. We got a tow home. Fuel seemed to be the problem.
What I have done to test things:
1.) Changed the spark plugs
2.) Changed fuel filters
3.) hooked up to external tank.
4.) changed the gas line and bulb
5.) Cleaned the newly rebuilt carbs just encase there was a clog.
6.) Changed the one way puffer from the engine to the fuel pump which controls the speed of the pump.
7.) Ran the full pump discharge into a milk jug to see if when turning the key the pump would put out gas. I would say it put out a tablespoon-ish or more amount of gas per squirt
8.) Stator has correct Ohms while not running
9) Has spark, but may be intermittent.....???
Gas did squirt out of the fuel pump while cranking it for just second
I put a new fuel pump in 100 to 200 hundred hours ago; is there something that could be causing the fuel pumps to go bad so fast? Although last time it just wouldn't start, which made it easy to narrow down to the fuel pump. The mechanic is booked up for months.
The big question is why would it idle fast? slow = bag gas situation, bag electric situation, etc....
See video of the rough idle here, I thought water in the gas at first butit seems a little different because of the high RPM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxGDh_dw4EM&feature=plcp
1990 Johnson 150 - VJ150TXESB
My boat was not running well it would start up and go to 15 mph then die, eventually it would not start. We got a tow home. Fuel seemed to be the problem.
What I have done to test things:
1.) Changed the spark plugs
2.) Changed fuel filters
3.) hooked up to external tank.
4.) changed the gas line and bulb
5.) Cleaned the newly rebuilt carbs just encase there was a clog.
6.) Changed the one way puffer from the engine to the fuel pump which controls the speed of the pump.
7.) Ran the full pump discharge into a milk jug to see if when turning the key the pump would put out gas. I would say it put out a tablespoon-ish or more amount of gas per squirt
8.) Stator has correct Ohms while not running
9) Has spark, but may be intermittent.....???
Gas did squirt out of the fuel pump while cranking it for just second
I put a new fuel pump in 100 to 200 hundred hours ago; is there something that could be causing the fuel pumps to go bad so fast? Although last time it just wouldn't start, which made it easy to narrow down to the fuel pump. The mechanic is booked up for months.