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mobmentality

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Re: Elsinore Sunday
« Reply #100 on: August 18, 2013, 10:57:42 AM »
I may have a spot on my boat if someone needs a ride to the cove. How are the cops on weekends out there?
Hey bud I just passed you on the 15 freeway ... lol. Boat looks clean

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HaulsBalls

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Re: Elsinore Sunday
« Reply #101 on: August 18, 2013, 11:35:28 AM »
I'm floating in the cove, red and white Hallett.  Give me a shout


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carrera202

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Re: Elsinore Sunday
« Reply #102 on: August 18, 2013, 08:00:56 PM »

I'm floating in the cove, red and white Hallett.  Give me a shout


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hey dude I was two boats away the carrera that was runnin way to rich that I had to manage at high rpm didn't know that was you hope to fix my stuff again by next Sunday you gonna be there


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Re: Elsinore Sunday
« Reply #103 on: August 18, 2013, 08:31:04 PM »
I thought that might have been you but wasn't sure.  A regulator might just fix your issue, I know you thought your fuel pressure might have been high so I'd tackle that first.

Great time in the cove today, Good to meet Bunger and his buddies. Oh FYI, never use Weekend Paradise to launch unless you need a good laugh.  Nothing like watching a PT Cruiser try to launch a wake boat, should be some sort of law against that.


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carrera202

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Re: Elsinore Sunday
« Reply #104 on: August 18, 2013, 08:36:22 PM »

I thought that might have been you but wasn't sure.  A regulator might just fix your issue, I know you thought your fuel pressure might have been high so I'd tackle that first.

Great time in the cove today, Good to meet Bunger and his buddies. Oh FYI, never use Weekend Paradise to launch unless you need a good laugh.  Nothing like watching a PT Cruiser try to launch a wake boat, should be some sort of law against that.


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hahahahaha ya I don't know if my fuel pump has one and it just quit or what! I was gonna buy a regulator nod new pump I already had the carb redone I re plumbed all the fuel lines changed all filters and water fuel separator at 3500 she sounds great but when u shut it off it just pours fuel in the primary's and secondaries what you think?


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Re: Elsinore Sunday
« Reply #105 on: August 18, 2013, 09:20:42 PM »
You have too much pressure if fuel is still running into the carb after you shut down.  The pressure is pushing past your carb floats(needle and seat) and they are not shutting off.  Either that or you have debris in the float bowl or stuck floats that could be causing this. I've had that issue before with debris keeping my floats from shutting off and allowing fuel to push through into the carb after I shut it off.


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carrera202

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Re: Elsinore Sunday
« Reply #106 on: August 18, 2013, 09:28:58 PM »

You have too much pressure if fuel is still running into the carb after you shut down.  The pressure is pushing past your carb floats(needle and seat) and they are not shutting off.  Either that or you have debris in the float bowl or stuck floats that could be causing this. I've had that issue before with debris keeping my floats from shutting off and allowing fuel to push through into the carb after I shut it off.


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thats what my pops said and mob mentality said I took him with me on my boat today his wasn't ready so I told him f#ck it come with me hahaha ya I'm gonna put new pump and regulator on it you figure the pump is almost 20 yrs old


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carrera202

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Re: Elsinore Sunday
« Reply #107 on: August 18, 2013, 09:34:27 PM »

You have too much pressure if fuel is still running into the carb after you shut down.  The pressure is pushing past your carb floats(needle and seat) and they are not shutting off.  Either that or you have debris in the float bowl or stuck floats that could be causing this. I've had that issue before with debris keeping my floats from shutting off and allowing fuel to push through into the carb after I shut it off.


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thats what my pops said and mob mentality said I took him with me on my boat today his wasn't ready so I told him f#ck it come with me hahaha ya I'm gonna put new pump and regulator on it you figure the pump is almost 20 yrs old


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trey allan

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Re: Elsinore Sunday
« Reply #108 on: August 18, 2013, 09:40:48 PM »
Good times at the cove today with bunger...maybe I'll bring my boat home and take it to Elsinore before summers over
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