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bg clarifies:
-Its a gas genset. I have no clue how long it sat and if the old owner used some stabilizer in the fuel. I am guessing that it sat for at least 2 years. And it surges all time time. load. or no load. you can even see it surging on the boats volt meter- Bilge- What have you done to the fuel system? Is your boat also gas powered...and if so, do the mains also have these problems? Is your engine breathing freely? Are your filters clean and your air intake scuttles open? Is your genny fuel injected or carburetted? At the very,very minimum, you should be changing the genny's fuel filter(s). You might also have condensation water in your fuel tanks...wanna know what it's like to activate a steamship from the James River "Dead Fleet"? Ya lurn about that trick fast when your boiler burners start sputtering. Your voltmeter surging means that the genny is self-excited. You cannot, at this point, rule out a governor problem, but this is sounding more like a fuel /air problem. G'luck; Mutiny is a Management Tool Select Your Tattoo while Sober |