Engine bogging after jumping waves
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Engine bogging after jumping waves
My 454 runs perfect in flat water all the way up to full throttle... When I head out the inlet jumping large waves and the boat goes on a 45 degree angle, when I land the boat starts starving for fuel damn near turning off...any ideas thanks guys
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Had the same thing happen it my 28 Pantera with a 525SC. The high launch angle and pulling back on the throttle in the air would cause the bowls to overfill and flood the engine.
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Keep the fuel pressure right at 5 lbs, you might need a regulator. Higher pressure makes it harder for the float to keep the valve closed.
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