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I am having an issue with fuel supply to my 250 two stroke. I have replaced the fuel lines, primer bulbs, and the issue is the bulb pumps up hard but looses it's pressure. Also the same happens to my kicker line. Any suggestions
All primer balls will get softer once the motor is running. The fuel pump(s) lower the fuel pressure within the fuel system from the pump inlet all the way back to the tank.
If and when the motor seems to not be running right pump the primer ball to force gasoline to the motor. You doing with the ball what the fuel pump should be doing. Does the motor seem to run better when you do this?