Engine stumble overheat?
07-23-2017 | 07:37 AM
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Engine stumble overheat?
Yesterday I was able to run full throttle on the bay and hit about 4800 rpm on each motor. It was running super smooth but after a minute or so a warning alarm came on and the boat stumble and slowed som so I slow down. My starboard engine was up around 180ish degrees. Normal is around 165 -170 for me. Could that be hot enough to cAuse an alarm? Or maybe it was something else. I may have trimmed up a bit too much? Could that cause water flow into Bravo 3 to slow or stop?
