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Elk River,<br /><br />What you describe is the number one issue, reported on these forums, regarding the three cylinder OMC loopers.<br /><br />Can you you "nurse" it through that mid range "bog"?<br /><br />Most of the posters here have fixed theirs by performing a complete carburetor overhaul service-all three.<br /><br />I went through tthe same issue with a 1995 model. The carb. work finally fixed it.
Re: 1999 70 hp Johnson Runs great 10-20 minutes then.
DjPro,The engine didn't shut down after 20 minutes.The engine is having problems on throttle up.Reread his original post.Insuring all carb porting is clear on an engine that has set out of use is cheap insurance against a lean cylinder meltdown. [links]
Loss of engine power is an indication an Evinrude outboard motor is overheating. Other indications include a warning horn and a "Water Temp" light. The Evinrude motor uses water to perform the cooling function. The motor shouldn't be allowed to keep overheating, because permanent damage can occur. Under certain conditions, the engine will cut-out to prevent damage. An Evinrude outboard motor that keeps overheating can be fixed with relative ease.
Supply water to the outboard. Do not run the outboard under any circumstances with the outboard's water intakes above the surface of the water. They must stay completely submerged. Water intake cools the engine and keeps it from overheating.
Turn off the motor and tilt the outboard again if you continue to have overheating issues. Take a look at the water intake screens. They are at the forward part of the underwater part of the outboard, directly in front of the propeller. Remove any debris you find in the screens. Move into clear water if the intake screens keep blocking up. [links]
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Check for simple problems that may cause the engine to run poorly. If your engine isn't starting, check for a loose spark plug wire. Something as simple as a wire not connected properly can keep your engine from firing. Also, check to make sure the battery cables are connected properly and working to full capacity. Simple and relatively inexpensive problems like this will make your motor not run. more
It's frustrating to launch your boat and realize the motor won't start. If you own a Johnson boat motor, it's going to have the same problems as any other gasoline-powered motor. If you decide to troubleshoot the problem yourself, you'll need to understand some basic concepts on what makes the engine run.
Check the cooling system. Nothing will destroy your boat's engine quicker than a few moments of overheating. It's advised to replace the water pump impeller every other season. Non-use is the worst abuse, and the impeller can dry rot and go bad.
Troubleshoot the ignition. This is where you might need to call for experienced help. Check the timing to make sure it's functioning fully. The problem could be as simple as a broken bare wire or something shorted out. If the problem seems more serious, take your motor to a licensed Johnson technician. Repairing ignitions can be a timely and costly expense. Since you most likely will not get a refund on parts you've purchased, the repair needs to be done correctly the first time. here