Yamaha 60 4 stroke 2005 bogs over 4000rpms

Discussion in 'Outboards' started by jackymil, Dec 3, 2014.

  1. jackymil
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    jackymil New Member

    Hi, I need some help.

    Long story short. I bought my neighbors boat because he never used it. (first mistake.)
    At 4000 rpms it will run all day. If I punch it, it will die within a few minutes.
    I've replaced:
    Fuel lines
    Sqeezeball
    Anti syphon valve
    gas
    both fuel pumps(with vst tank)
    injectors
    fuel filters
    water separator
    I have even run with an external 3 gallon tank to confirm it isn't my gas lines.

    I don't know what else could cause this. It feels like it is starving at this rpms.

    My mechanic is looking into another trade after dealing with this motor.

    Thanks,
    Jackson
     
  2. WestVanHan
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    WestVanHan Not a Senior Member

    Thoughts,sitting around-the carb is probably all gummed up:
    -high speed jet-clogged,damaged?
    -timing
     
  3. whitepointer23

    whitepointer23 Previous Member

    Take it to a yamaha dealer. They should be able to fix it straight away.
     

  4. jackymil
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    jackymil New Member

    Hi, Thanks for the replies.

    I have taken it to the yamaha dealer. He swears it is fuel related but I don't know. I have replaced everything he has recommended. It is an injected engine so no carb. I was just wondering if someone else has experienced a similar problem.
     
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