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- Aug 5, 2007
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89 Ski Centurion Falcon
Indmar 351W
Borg Warner 1:1 Trans
13X12 Nibral Prop
Engine Won't Reach Operating RPM. Check
* Fuel condition. Type and Octane possibly old fuel Many fresh tanks of 93 octane
* Propeller pitch or diameter, damaged blades Cavitation burns and pitting on blade surfaces
* Restricted fuel pickup tube or anti siphon valve Fuel System Test tested fine and visual inspection
* Crankcase oil volume, high oil level can cause aerated oil and lifter collapse On the mark on the dipstick
* Marine growth on hull and outdrive Boat lives in the garage, bottom clean
* Wrong gear ratio in outdrive noted above
* Restricted carburetor air intake (clogged flame arrestor) cleaned and inspected
* Restricted exhaust system (broken exhaust shutters/flappers) in engine transom shield or drive removed manifolds and risers, inspected entire exhaust system
* Poor cylinder compression Compression Test all cylinders tested at 125 psi
* Carburetor defective, or wrong type. Brand new holley 4160
* Fuel pump pressure and vacuum brand new fuel pump, lines, seperator, tested good
* Boat overloaded, improperly loaded, or improperly trimmed. no trim, no passengers
* Engine Overheating never runs hotter than 160
* Engine timing and ignition system operation new coil, resistor, cap, rotor, wires, plugs, distributor, timing correctly set
* Remote control cables and linkage for proper travel to open throttle plates fully. yes
I don't remember the results of the tests and timing because it was last season. However they were good per the spec sheet.
Boat runs 40mph at 3200RPMS. Will not exceed 3200. It's supposed to run 44mph at 4400rpms.
Could this be all attributed to the prop? I'm going to order a new prop this week. Any other ideas?
Indmar 351W
Borg Warner 1:1 Trans
13X12 Nibral Prop
Engine Won't Reach Operating RPM. Check
* Fuel condition. Type and Octane possibly old fuel Many fresh tanks of 93 octane
* Propeller pitch or diameter, damaged blades Cavitation burns and pitting on blade surfaces
* Restricted fuel pickup tube or anti siphon valve Fuel System Test tested fine and visual inspection
* Crankcase oil volume, high oil level can cause aerated oil and lifter collapse On the mark on the dipstick
* Marine growth on hull and outdrive Boat lives in the garage, bottom clean
* Wrong gear ratio in outdrive noted above
* Restricted carburetor air intake (clogged flame arrestor) cleaned and inspected
* Restricted exhaust system (broken exhaust shutters/flappers) in engine transom shield or drive removed manifolds and risers, inspected entire exhaust system
* Poor cylinder compression Compression Test all cylinders tested at 125 psi
* Carburetor defective, or wrong type. Brand new holley 4160
* Fuel pump pressure and vacuum brand new fuel pump, lines, seperator, tested good
* Boat overloaded, improperly loaded, or improperly trimmed. no trim, no passengers
* Engine Overheating never runs hotter than 160
* Engine timing and ignition system operation new coil, resistor, cap, rotor, wires, plugs, distributor, timing correctly set
* Remote control cables and linkage for proper travel to open throttle plates fully. yes
I don't remember the results of the tests and timing because it was last season. However they were good per the spec sheet.
Boat runs 40mph at 3200RPMS. Will not exceed 3200. It's supposed to run 44mph at 4400rpms.
Could this be all attributed to the prop? I'm going to order a new prop this week. Any other ideas?