|
 |
If this is your first visit, please click the Sign Up now button to begin the process of creating your account so you can begin posting on our forums! The Sign Up process will only take up about a minute of two of your time.
This is my first boat, 95 22' scarab 350 efi merc. I've just recently been able to run it on a regular basis this weekend. I've noticed that when im entering the docks switching from forward power to idle/reverse the engine stalls out. The engine will fire up right away again just makes docking it tricky when it keeps stalling. boat runs strong other then that. throttle cable?
Alpha drives utilize an ignition interrupt circuit to aid in shifting. On the shift quadrant in the engine compartment you'll find a small microswitch that controls this function. What is likely happening is that you are either shifting slowly (this will keep the interrupt engaged too long and allow the engine to die instead of momentarily drop spark), or the linkage is out of adjustment.Originally Posted by smittymedic17
Try making your shifting motion quicker and don't tarry in between F, N, or R. If you feel you are already shifting the boat quick enough, then it's likely just an adjustment issue. I only bring this up because if it's your first boat, you may not be used to the action... Especially with what probably feels like a mushy combined (shift and throttle) control.
If you search around the web, you can find a link to a the Merc manual which covers adjustment of the shift linkage.
Posting Permissions
LinkBack URL
About LinkBacks
Reply With Quote