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    Posted: July-21-2008 at 2:52am

hello again gentlemen.

i have finaly got the ole boat on the water and she acted up again.

here is what she did:

She had been started in the dry no problems. Put in the water ran for 30 minutes - perfect.

beached her gently for 30min.

then started her up... she shut down and will not start.

it seems no fuel is the issue. Does the fule pump just stop all the sudden like this?

when i give the throttle some love the carb doesn't squirt any gas into the chamber.

i disconnected ( by-passed the fuel / water separator )... I sucked on the fuel line from the tank and got a mouth full so the line to the tank is good and clear. it seems.

I took off the hose that goes from the carb to the pump at the pump side and started her up..

the fuel shoots out in small squirts very weak and every few seconds from the fuel pump.

it seems weak to me but I dont know what it should look like.

i think it is the fuel pump.

rebuilt most everything else.

how much should the fuel pump squirt out?


cheers for another day towed back to the ramp.

nice sunset.
jamie


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you should get a squirt every revolution as the cam strokes the arm...go at it HW, it does sound as if the fuel pump is shot
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Might also be the anti syphon valve?

checking into to it this evening.

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Wakesurfer,
Spend the money on a new fuel pump. When I put my new one in, it looked like Old Faithful with just a short crank.

Make sure you get a marine type, it has to have the overflow sight tube to be USCG approved.
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Wake, HW- Hollywood, He'll have a good time with that post
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Well. As I am waiting for my pump to show up I figured I would go through the fuel lines once again.

I removed the water/ fuel sep, disconnected all the fuel lines and blew them out.

sprayed carb cleaner in everything imaginable.

and with 2 cranks, a small backfire out of the carb, she cranked.

and she continues to crank!

check this out.... I filled up with gas w my truck and boat same time, well, my truck is starting to idle horribly and will not keep at idle.

I switched out the gas on my truck. whaallaaa. runs perfect.

could of all this been because of bad gas / water / air pocket in fuel lines???

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water in the gas but the seperator should catch it but unless the gas is really old which I doubt it shouldn't effect it much but if the seperator's full then yes if could have an effect.
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