dconradcopelande
01.06.2021 22:56:09
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Has the engine been maintained? If so how many hours? Has the ethanol gas been treated on every fill up? here
Has the ethanol gas ever been mixed with non ethanol gas?-the operative word is "ever"
If you are looking for answers you need to supply better information.
Has the engine been winterised? I don't know where you live so this may not be applicable.
Is your tank made of fiberglass?How old are the hoses?
How fresh is the gas? When was the last time you really filled up.
How fresh is the source of the gas? ( now adays you should fill up at "busy " gas stations only. )
That’s why you need to thoroughly check the condition of the prime bulb as well the entire fuel system for any sign of damages, cracks, corrosion or leakage.
The unusual vibrating noise indicates that your propeller has a problem and either one or more prop components are damaged or broken. [links]
One of the most common problems that most Suzuki 115 four-stroke motor users complain about is the struggle to start the motor.
I remember back in the days that the Parker fuel tanks were not the greatest, resulting in white powder residue being combined with the fuel. That may be a reason why you are experiencing this issue and not your friends.
This is a problem I ran into a couple years ago.After replacing my obviously clogged hi-press pump filter,I still had probs until someone on this site pointed out the above quote.I pulled my fuel rail and injectors and inspected under a magnyfyiong glass and low and be hold I could tell that one of them was clogged and only because I could not see a fine screen mesh in the one.Now on the other hand if they were all clogged I would not have been able to tell at all. [links]
I have two 2002 F-225 Yamaha's with 900 hours running all sorts of fuel (good to really bad quality) and not had one fuel issue to speak of. I change my filters frequently and when Yamaha came out with their new 10 micro blue filters, I switched.