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Old 05-26-2020 | 10:02 AM
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2002 Nordic Rage Has a rebuilt 500 EFI with a Whipple supercharger. Paperwork I have on it says its now a 507 after the rebuild. Motor now has just over 300 hours on it now. Drained the oil and it was milky and smelled like fuel like a lot of fuel. Last time I ran the boat it ran fine no issues I dont remember what my pressures where during the run it was in February but again boat ran great. I did notice I seemed to use more fuel than typical specially for a short trip out. Just wondering what issues others have had with these motors when oil looks like this.
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Fuel pump leaking internally causing your problem
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Old 05-27-2020 | 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by blaquebaja
Fuel pump leaking internally causing your problem
Pretty sure the mechanical pump is driven off of the sea water pump on the 500 EFI so I don't think that would cause this.

It's possible it's running far too rich from a stuck injector. Or you may have a bad ring seal, is it making any smoke?
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