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    No shift switch on V4s.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peakread View Post
    No shift switch on V4s.


    My bad.....your'e right
    "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors". Plato .

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    Could it be too lean on the bottom? Try pushing in the key to load it up a bit and then shift....

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    Check your throttle timing advance arm its under the flywheel and connected to the Timer Base it needs to travel smoothly as you throttle up. Its notorious for sticking hence preventing the timing advance to compeaste for fuel/air ratio.
    Cowling off
    Engine off
    Have a buddy shift in forward and move the lever to WOT you need to be looking at this arm as he or she does this.
    It will move forward and touch the STOP screw.
    If the movement is smooth with no sticking then this is fine.
    Could be faulty Carbs ? In a situation you need to step back and start with the simple steps and work your way up.
    Check www.iboats.com under the forum section look for "Top Secret Files" tons of pointers and help.

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    A little more background. From my research, this 2000 model bot came with either 90 or 115hp OMC engines. The 115 powered boats ran in the mid/upper 50's.

    I instlled a manual jackplate, and jacked it to the roof. when its on plane and trimmed up, the cavitation plate is just above the surface of the water.

    I've tinkered with the engine a lot. It has a fair idle, and with 130lbs of weight in the bow, it will crawl on plane with the 22p Raker, and it reaches 51mph at 5600 rpm. I think the V6 gearcase is killing the potential, aside from something robbing power off idle. once it starts to plane its fast all the way to 50 or as fast as it can be with the slow trim system.

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    Resolved???

    Quote Originally Posted by VectorPat View Post
    I dont remember them having one either
    Did you manage to resolve the issue as it sounds identical to my problelm

    Thanks

    Jon

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    check the key way in the fly wheel...
    Quartershot T-3R 15" 3.5L E-Tec 1.62 Sportmaster


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    Quote Originally Posted by basich31 View Post
    motor will idle and Rev in a hose . in the water it will idle but it stalls when you put it in gear . here' s a
    few details .
    - 1986 evinrude 140
    - carbs rebuilt
    - 125 Psi compression on all 4 cyl
    - new champion plugs
    - timing set to 18 degrees
    - new fuel filter and fresh gas
    - seafoam decarb
    - link Ans sync .
    the timing was 8 degrees off , and I adjusted it to spec.
    I got fed up and took it to a shop . the mechanic tells me that the timer base is bad , and its $ 240 plus
    labor. if the timer base was bad , would the motor run? would I have been able to adjust the timing? I
    want to make sure I' m not throwing $ 300+ down the drain for his guess .
    Check the condition of the spark plugs....

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