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After not running for several weeks, my Yamaha 90 hp 2 cycle needs to
crank for a seriously long time before she catches and begins to start. I believe (but am not sure) that the reason is that my fuel hose is about 15' long and even though I squeeze the primer bulb, all this does is compress air and pushes fuel near the fuel pump. Somehow fuel takes a lot of cranking to reach the fuel pump. If I run her a lot, I do not have this problem. Thoughts? |
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