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Both of my power boats have developed severe engine hesitation
problems. They run okay at idle but sputter and stall when revved. My mechanics have complained that they are seeing this problem left and right - and are blaming it on the gasoline, which around here (Long Island, NY) now contains 10% ethanol. I know ethanol is not good for rubberized fuel lines, but did not know it caused running problems (unless the fuel lines are deteriorating and clogging). The gas in each boat was purchased at a different fuel dock. If my mechanics are correct, this is a serious regional (national?) problem. Anyone else experiencing difficulty? Any comments or suggestions? How can we get gasoline without ethanol in it? How is the marine industry addressing this? Larry Weiss "...Ever After!" "a little after..." |
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