Boat Engine Bogs Down Under Load at Gretchen Kelli blog

Boat Engine Bogs Down Under Load. It will not get past. Fuel tank air vent is. The problem is when i go to throttle the motor up with a load it typically bogs down and if i don’t pull off the throttle the motor will die. Problem is only under load. (hesitation/bogging on applying throttle) (joe reeves) this is a common problem and is usually caused by a sticking timer base under the flywheel or fouled, clogged carburetors, however… also check the carburetor linkages, compression, spark, and the timer base as follows. It will shift into gear but bogs down when it is under a load. The motor starts in about 1/2 a turn, it runs perfectly at idle. When in the water in neutral throttling in that rpm range is smooth and trouble free. I have a sneaking suspicion it might be as simple as me having failed to properly secure one of the plug wires. If the boat runs fine at high speed for a time and then bogs down while still running at high speed, it is likely a heat related ignition issue. Out of the water in gear it revs high and runs.

It will shift into gear but bogs down when it is under a load. It will not get past. The motor starts in about 1/2 a turn, it runs perfectly at idle. I have a sneaking suspicion it might be as simple as me having failed to properly secure one of the plug wires. When in the water in neutral throttling in that rpm range is smooth and trouble free. Problem is only under load. (hesitation/bogging on applying throttle) (joe reeves) this is a common problem and is usually caused by a sticking timer base under the flywheel or fouled, clogged carburetors, however… also check the carburetor linkages, compression, spark, and the timer base as follows. Fuel tank air vent is. If the boat runs fine at high speed for a time and then bogs down while still running at high speed, it is likely a heat related ignition issue. Out of the water in gear it revs high and runs.

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Boat Engine Bogs Down Under Load If the boat runs fine at high speed for a time and then bogs down while still running at high speed, it is likely a heat related ignition issue. Fuel tank air vent is. I have a sneaking suspicion it might be as simple as me having failed to properly secure one of the plug wires. It will shift into gear but bogs down when it is under a load. The problem is when i go to throttle the motor up with a load it typically bogs down and if i don’t pull off the throttle the motor will die. Problem is only under load. It will not get past. If the boat runs fine at high speed for a time and then bogs down while still running at high speed, it is likely a heat related ignition issue. (hesitation/bogging on applying throttle) (joe reeves) this is a common problem and is usually caused by a sticking timer base under the flywheel or fouled, clogged carburetors, however… also check the carburetor linkages, compression, spark, and the timer base as follows. The motor starts in about 1/2 a turn, it runs perfectly at idle. Out of the water in gear it revs high and runs. When in the water in neutral throttling in that rpm range is smooth and trouble free.