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Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: Turbo_harry on August 07, 2015, 06:46:07 AM
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Need help guys my 403 Olds won't stay on... I got the boat on a trade I rebuilt the carburetor and I can't get it to stay on.. it fire's on good and sounds good but can't get it to stay on.. any feed back will help.. Thanks guys. 👍👍👌👌
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Did it run before the carb rebuild?
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Was the carburetor full of crap? How long does it run?
Have you checked for spark when it craps out?
Need just a little more information and we can be dangerous.
GT
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Honestly not sure.. the guy who.i got.it from said it was good it just needed a carb rebuild because it was leaking gas.
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I got the boat in 20212 and just now trying to get it going I took the carb to a local shop.. it stays on for about 3 to 5 seconds if I keep dumping starting fluid it will stay on..
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I got the boat in 20212 and just now trying to get it going I took the carb to a local shop.. it stays on for about 3 to 5 seconds if I keep dumping starting fluid it will stay on..
Check your fuel pump and probably replace fuel lines, filters, ect
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I checked fuel pump and I installed new fuel lines and filter already..
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Check valve in the carb is good? Maybe the floats are too high? Sounds like the carb is starving unless you pour fuel into
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Check valve in the carb is good? Maybe the floats are too high? Sounds like the carb is starving unless you pour fuel into
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X2 check floats and needle and seats and float level
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I'd look at your fuel filter. See if it shows signs of water in it. To me, it sounds like you have water in your gas
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