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I have a 1989 150 hp suzuki outboard that is giving me a little
trouble I have not been able to figure out. Last year when running, the engine bogged down and died. I could not keep it running faster than about 1200 rpm. I replaced the plugs which did not help, and then I replaced the fuel filter and all worked well. I have a spin on fuel filter / water seperator in the fuel line before the engine. The engine did not idle very well. At the end of the season I rebuilt the carborators and it idled much better and continued to run well. This past weekend, we ran 40 minutes to our fishing hole, fished for 1/2 an hour and started up to move to a new spot and as soon as I got on top, it started missing. The further I went the worse it got. I pulled out my spare filter & replaced it on the water. This did not help at all. We slowly made it in and the next day I found the primer bulb was defective. The check ball had come loose & would check the line in the flow directed. I replaced the line thinking this would correct the problem. We went riding for about 1-1/2 hours with no problem. Came back to the landing, worked on the boat trailer for a while and then went back out to run it some more. As soon as I got on top it started missing again. If I chocked it a little it would stop missing. I ran like that for a few minutes. The engine bogged down real bad and then started running normal. It did not fail for the next 1/2 hour back to the landing. I have looked at the fuel in every filter I have removed & found no evidence of water or particles. Does anyone have any ideas why this would happen or what test I should run? Any help willl be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Steven |
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