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115 Yamaha Saltwater Series Experts (2-Stroke) - Engine Bogs Out Under Load

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  • #16
    Originally posted by TownsendsFJR1300 View Post

    As of right now you don't need a carb. From your post above, there's crap further up past the fuel water separator/fuel tank/BEFORE the separator..

    You do need to at least drain the carbs looking for any debris that made it past.


    Might want to try a clean, portable fuel tank with known good lines, plumbed into your engine (carbs at east drained) with clean fuel.


    * A new carb with crap in it won't run correctly either*..

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    Just cleaned out the fuel bowls. Saw a little bit of gunk but nothing too massive came out.
    Last edited by 115SWS_2STK; 06-28-2021, 05:08 PM.

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    • #17
      Emptied the carb bowls and tried running on portable. Now it won’t start!!! What do you guys think the reason might be? I squeezed the bulb pretty hard.

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      • #18
        verify good compression, spark , and timing again
        if they are still good then it has to be the fuel to air ratio is not correct
        too much (Rich)or not enough(too lean)

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