ryanmech
Seaman Apprentice
- Joined
- Jun 21, 2010
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what the boat is doing along with todays observations.... the engine starts and idles fine and runs fine until between 1800 and 2200 rpm and then it starts surging the RPM's drop and then rev back up some and then drop and rev back up some. If you pull back on the throttle it goes back to purring along like a kitten. This seems to be happening just as the secondaries begin to open. Furthermore it begins popping out of the carb ALWAYS the CARB never the exhaust. I am at my wits end at this point there is so much new stuff on the motor I do not know what to do next. It has new heads, new pertronix IGNITOR II distributor, new manifolds, and carburator was rebuilt this spring, The deck was just replaced and along with it the fuel tank, all the fuel fittings and the fuel water separator. It seems to also be burning a little oil but that could just be surface oil as I had an oil leak. I am also going to post this in the engine help section. My thought is I need a new carb but I don't know any help would be appreciated
Here is what has been checked so far.... Removed anti siphon valve.... changed fuel filter.... checked timing... dissassembled carb and check float levels and free movement of needle and seat... checked timing again... ..... tested different engine trim postions.... Removed the little screen filter at the carburator... and the last thing I tried was bending the arms of the secondary valves just slightly to allow the fuel to begin flowing a little sooner. ABSOLUTELY NO CHANGE in performance still dies at 1800 to 2200 RPM:facepalm:
Here is what has been checked so far.... Removed anti siphon valve.... changed fuel filter.... checked timing... dissassembled carb and check float levels and free movement of needle and seat... checked timing again... ..... tested different engine trim postions.... Removed the little screen filter at the carburator... and the last thing I tried was bending the arms of the secondary valves just slightly to allow the fuel to begin flowing a little sooner. ABSOLUTELY NO CHANGE in performance still dies at 1800 to 2200 RPM:facepalm: