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Engine just stopped
Starboard engine on my 382 stopped after running fine all day with no warning. No alarm and no faults show up on the screen. She'll turn over and run for a few seconds and quit. I changed the fuel filter but it didn't help. 75 hrs on both engines, port still runs fine. Any thoughts? Fuel pump? Is there a reliable tech on the Del-Mar-Va peninsula?
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How does the starboard engine run for those few seconds before cutting out. Is it rough, smooth, a little of both?
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Originally Posted by whistler
(Post 3693373)
Starboard engine on my 382 stopped after running fine all day with no warning. No alarm and no faults show up on the screen. She'll turn over and run for a few seconds and quit. I changed the fuel filter but it didn't help. 75 hrs on both engines, port still runs fine. Any thoughts? Fuel pump? Is there a reliable tech on the Del-Mar-Va peninsula?
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A little of both
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What engines do you have?
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The 600's
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Which filter did you change? The spin on (#31) or the inline (#40) I would if you just did the spin on, the inline might be the culprit with some blockage.
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Spin on, I'll look for the in-line next and check on those fuses as well
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Check the IAC sensors/motors. They have a tendency to burn up which won't allow the boat to idle properly.
I've also read something recently about the mechanic fuel pumps. The older pumps can build up pressure in them and cause issues. Newer ones apparently have a pressure release valve on them. Last resort, sometimes the first, contact Merc Racing. I'm sure they'll be willing to help. |
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