HELP!!!!!!! hey peeps of iBoats.... I need to reach out to you to pick your brains about some issues I am having with my 2003 Monteray Montura 228SI with a 5.0 MPI.... OK, this might be a long post cause this is an interm. problem that now has be come somewhat of a day at the lake killer..... ok.... first, after several hours of tubing and wake boarding, we would throw anchor and bob with a beer or two and after 30-45 min..... she wouldn't start,... It would turn over, run extremely rough for a few seconds and the shut off.... it did it several times last year and it seemed to be during the "heat" of the day... thought is was vapor lock at first... but have plenty of gas at shrater valve at fuel rails.... fast forward to this year.... now, its doing the same thing... appears to be maybe heat related.... I can get towed, put on trailer, dive 30 mins to house and nonce here, she will crank and idle and run just fine in the driveway.... next day, put her back in water..... and it starts all over again. NOW today, it did something it has never done before, when gasing to pull a wakeboarder up, she misses, skips, spits and sputters...... idles just fine..... until......she cuts off......... now today, she didn't cool down and re-start.... Had to be towed, tried to crank several times while being towed... it would crank, run idle fine for 4-5 seconds, then almost like it is starving for gas... cuts off.... put it on trailer, tried to start before we left lake....same thing.... drove the 30 mins home...hooked hose to it.... same thing which before would usually start...now... samething...... let is set for 2-3 hrs.... go out... noe starts like a champ idles fine... revs fine.... let engine temp get up to 150 (that's what it runs on lake) and still runs fine.... DO I HAVE A BOAT THAT IS AFFRAID OF WATER???? Some of my weekend mechanic friends say "ECM"...or MAP sensor... or TPS..... I truly don't think its a fuel problem.... seems temperature related electrical..... any of yall have any ideas??? THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!!!!
