throttle body removal
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throttle body removal
I have a 95 merc with a 502 efi that wont run in idle position, so I'm thinking the iac is bad. I removed the flame arrestor but the throttle body wont budge. What am I missing here? Do the 4 studs have to come out?
Last edited by buck35; 07-07-2017 at 04:07 PM. Reason: bad typer
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yes
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the stud has a machined face up against the TB correct ?? like a washer
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I dunno but it looks like it could use a good cleaning as well.
a little background, took it out the other day stated up ran great , took a 10 mile ride upriver and shut down to float . No start. After a while I gave it some throttle and it fired right up but dies as soon as you go to idle to shift.
a little background, took it out the other day stated up ran great , took a 10 mile ride upriver and shut down to float . No start. After a while I gave it some throttle and it fired right up but dies as soon as you go to idle to shift.
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I dunno but it looks like it could use a good cleaning as well.
a little background, took it out the other day stated up ran great , took a 10 mile ride upriver and shut down to float . No start. After a while I gave it some throttle and it fired right up but dies as soon as you go to idle to shift.
a little background, took it out the other day stated up ran great , took a 10 mile ride upriver and shut down to float . No start. After a while I gave it some throttle and it fired right up but dies as soon as you go to idle to shift.
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I know all about vapor lock , but this is different. Came home on a rope and tied to dock overnight, next morning same deal, no start at idle but quarter throttle and starts right up . Let it run for a few minutes and dies as soon as You return to center .