Idiling the engine in a boat
I have another question...if i fix flooding what is the best way to idle the engine in a boat.I need to load the engine and find the highest vacum on the manifold am i right???
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Ive done that buy just dropping the boat into the water still tied down to the trailer during the week when there is no traffic at the ramps to deal with.....
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Originally Posted by Wally
(Post 4831973)
Ive done that buy just dropping the boat into the water still tied down to the trailer during the week when there is no traffic at the ramps to deal with.....
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Originally Posted by Zole
(Post 4831976)
I've never done that..my questione is does the clutc need to be plugged in to make load on engine
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Originally Posted by Wally
(Post 4831977)
If you mean the outdrive shifted into gear...yes..... it helps dial the motor in a little better when under a load like that. You can get a little bit of a load on the engine even on the trailer when shifted into gear....its just more of it in the water when the propeller has bite into the water.
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Idle mixture screws, yes, Typically highest vac,in neutral, then richen idle screws 1/4-1/2 turn will give best idle in gear and transition from idle to lower throttle.
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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4831982)
Idle mixture screws, yes, Typically highest vac,in neutral, then richen idle screws 1/4-1/2 turn will give best idle in gear and transition from idle to lower throttle.
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Originally Posted by Zole
(Post 4831989)
aha....highest in neutral then 1/2 1_4 richer(screw aut) that would be the best set up?
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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4831990)
Typically.
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Originally Posted by Zole
(Post 4831991)
yust one more question...what do i do with the screw that pushes the trotle blade..what is the starting point
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