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Default Chrysler 85hp outboard (1980-ish) *COUGHS* during idle

Anyone know what would cause a 2 stroke chrysler to hiccup once in a
while during idle? It runs fine when cruising around, but sometimes
during idle it sounds like it misses for a brief second, like it wants
to die and then goes back to chugging away.

I had a 4 stroke 200cc Yamaha dirtbike that did the same thing. Could
never figure it out. My gut feeling is that it is a carb
issue....maybe time to rebuild them?

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gprimerib wrote:

Anyone know what would cause a 2 stroke chrysler to hiccup once in a
while during idle? It runs fine when cruising around, but sometimes
during idle it sounds like it misses for a brief second, like it wants
to die and then goes back to chugging away.

I had a 4 stroke 200cc Yamaha dirtbike that did the same thing. Could
never figure it out. My gut feeling is that it is a carb
issue....maybe time to rebuild them?


Adjust the idle mixture(s) (I believe there are 3 on that motor)
slightly richer.

Rob

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