Good compression. Did the carb rebuild kit. Yea it has a primer. That can cause rich at high speed?Ok, just reviewed everything again. ..you've had many things go wrong. (Prop, shift linkage, low rpm's) did you ever do a compression test? Didn't see one and I'm pretty sure you have over rev'd it many times.
Also, I read you cleaned the carb....but no rebuild? Looks like the gas is not staying atomized.
You have a fuel primer instead of a choke. Read leroysrambilings on how that can cause a rich and or lean situation when it goes bad.
Hopefully you still have good compression.
Race says "check the reed valves" and he's forgot more than I know so I wouldn't disc count it. Listening to it, almost sounds like it's running on one cylinder but not sure that would get you on a plane. I've never had a reed valve go out so I don't know the symptoms.Good compression. Did the carb rebuild kit. Yea it has a primer. That can cause rich at high speed?
It’s firing on both. I’ll check the reed valve. Thanks guys!Race says "check the reed valves" and he's forgot more than I know so I wouldn't disc count it. Listening to it, almost sounds like it's running on one cylinder but not sure that would get you on a plane. I've never had a reed valve go out so I don't know the symptoms.
Here is the explanation from Leroy and he says it can go both ways.
Can I just jump the primer? Put a coupling nipple between lead and send pines?It’s firing on both. I’ll check the reed valve. Thanks guys!
Not sure you can eliminate the primer for sure but here is what I know.Can I just jump the primer? Put a coupling nipple between lead and send pines?
Cleaned with carb detail brush and then replaced with carb kit part. No improvement. (This was done 2-3 attempts ago)Carefully clean out the high speed jet at the bottom front of the carb. Leave the jet in place, and use a piece of heavy mono -- finish with carb spray using the plastic nozzle.
The plastic nipple on the primer likes to break off so be careful.Going to see if I can pull the priming plunger out of housing today. Any tips on not breaking it?
don't think you would get the jet in a carb kit. It's at the bottom front of the bowl.Cleaned with carb detail brush and then replaced with carb kit part. No improvement. (This was done 2-3 attempts ago)
You’re right. It’s a hose fitting/jet. I pulled it out and cleaned it out when I was doing carbdon't think you would get the jet in a carb kit. It's at the bottom front of the bowl.
Just pulled plunger and housing for primer apart. Cleaned both fitting nipples. Some crap in smaller one. Was missing o ring on shaft behind plunger handle. Put one back. Ran to the river quick. Ran same. Did notice it would wind up more when I held the plunger out just a crack. Any ideas with that?
Because you don't know if you've fixed it for sure....I'm not sure why you didn't temporarily eliminate it so as to rule it out completely. You do not need the primer to run only to cold start it better. Not sure your being complete when you go through tasks....which means your hoping.Just holding like this it ran better
I hate hope! I had the cover off and was pinching the line to the carb bowl off. Didn’t change anything.Because you don't know if you've fixed it for sure....I'm not sure why you didn't temporarily eliminate it so as to rule it out completely. You do not need the primer to run only to cold start it better. Not sure your being complete when you go through tasks....which means your hoping.
Time to look at the reed valves then....I hate hope! I had the cover off and was pinching the line to the carb bowl off. Didn’t change anything.