As many others have said, it definately sounds like run-on or dieseling.
Bad fuel, with a degraded lower octane can cause this; low octane will cause the fuel to light off(detonate) prematurely, often times just the temp of the combustion chamber along with high compression will be enough. Also, carbon build-ups will leave large enough deposits on occasion, and will glow red hot within a combustion chamber; this can mimick a glow-plug and will continue to light off the fuel after the spark is eliminated. |
Originally posted by Baja Daze As many others have said, it definately sounds like run-on or dieseling. Bad fuel, with a degraded lower octane can cause this; low octane will cause the fuel to light off(detonate) prematurely, often times just the temp of the combustion chamber along with high compression will be enough. Also, carbon build-ups will leave large enough deposits on occasion, and will glow red hot within a combustion chamber; this can mimick a glow-plug and will continue to light off the fuel after the spark is eliminated. |
If it starts to diesel, just give it some gas and it should quit. The gas will help cool the hot spot.
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Go to the marine store and buy Carbon Buster for 8$ a bottle.
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check you idle
if its idling to high it can cause this problem also low octane gas or carbon build up cardoctor |
Originally posted by Gary Anderson Check it all out. If it's dieseling at shutdown, it's probably detonating under load too. Gary |
My 1999 HP500 will diesel every once in a great while. I run 87 octane, idle is @ 750-800 RPMS and I don't have a plug fouling problem either? Spark advance is 32 Degs. I wonder what is causing this also?
MD |
Fuel might be 87 when you bought it, but if it sits long, it can degrade.
Heat Soak could also be a culprit...The engine's simply hot enough to detonate volitile fuel. This can occurr after hard runs, and shutting off the motor too quickly. |
I would check idle speed first (to High), then Ignition timing. i find it hard to beleive there would be any carbon build up, unless you don't run her!!! HP500.........I'd run her!!!!!!;) :D
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I wasn't running hard at all, and I was running 89 octane. I've never run less than 89 and I've run at least a tank of gas through since the winter tank. Water temp was good. I hoping I just bought some bad gas. I'm gonna check the timing anyway though. I think the cap and rotor are original (1995) as far as I can tell, if that would make a difference. My idle is at 900 to 950rpm's.
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