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Coming back to the marina today the only way to keep the engine running was to pump the gas line primer bulb. Every time it would start to stall I would pump the bulb and it would run for about a minute and than I would have to pump the bulb again. I would guess this points to the fuel pump? Engine is a 1989 25 hp two stroke model-- 25 ELRW two cylinder.
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I have twin F225's from 2003. After resolving most issues, I have trouble with the starboard engine only in running after a restart following 20 min or longer run time. I can restart by pressuring the fuel bulb but takes some effort. Any suggestions? If I am incorrect in how I post this I apologize as I'm new here. Thanks, -
Sounds like failed/failing low pressure fuel pumps
.Scott
1997 Angler 204, Center Console powered by a 2006 Yamaha F150TXRComment
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or sucking in some air between the primer bulb and fuel pumpComment
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that raises eyebrows,Originally posted by Dan Harms View Post
if the VST needs fuel,
at most 3-4 deep squeezes of the bulb should fill it,
doing that shouldn't require an 'effort'
what exactly do you mean?
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