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I just put a new long block in my boat. I rebuilt the carb, replaced
the distributor, points, condenser, thermostat, coil, new spark plugs, and it had a new starter on it when I got it. I finally got it to run hooked up to the muffs so I took to the lake today to see how it does in the water. It idles at 800 rpm like the book says. Oil pressure is great. Temp stays at 165. It runs solid and smooth up to about 2200 rpm. It then sputters and acts like it may be missing or choking out and will slowly get to around 2400 rpm. The speed is 15 mph. Any ideas on what it could be? Will the timing advance keep the engine from going into the higher rpm range? Or is it more likely I screwed something up on the carb when I rebuilt it? About the only thing I haven't changed is the timing advance parts. It's a centrifigal advance. How would I know if it's bad? Any ideas? I have worked my tail off for the last month getting this engine in and running and it's so close I can taste it. If I can just get this last thing fixed so it will go to WOT then I will be done. |
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