OK here is a good one. I'm running an 07 SV211 w 5.7L PCM. Raw water cooled. Last two times out, boat ran great. Skied, sky ski'd, surf no problems on perfect pass of off.
But, last two times, both days, out since 9am about 3 o'clock running down the river all of a sudden the engine looses power, catches looses power, does this a number of times, a few times it coughes. Never quits. I back off the throttle to neutral and start again, 1 minute later it happens again. It has happened off perfect pass (system off) it has happened witht he system on. It has happened with a skier and without.
I shut down give it a few minutes go again and it happenes. I tried wide open throttle or running 1/2 speed still the same. The killer is all day it ran beautiful, why now? If it was the gas why not earlier? I believe it has nothing to do with the cruise control, as i mentioned it happenes even with it off. I'm running straight and level on a river. if there was water in the fuel control again why not earlier?
This coming from one of the most non mechanical guys on the water, so any help in laymans terms would be appreciated
John
But, last two times, both days, out since 9am about 3 o'clock running down the river all of a sudden the engine looses power, catches looses power, does this a number of times, a few times it coughes. Never quits. I back off the throttle to neutral and start again, 1 minute later it happens again. It has happened off perfect pass (system off) it has happened witht he system on. It has happened with a skier and without.
I shut down give it a few minutes go again and it happenes. I tried wide open throttle or running 1/2 speed still the same. The killer is all day it ran beautiful, why now? If it was the gas why not earlier? I believe it has nothing to do with the cruise control, as i mentioned it happenes even with it off. I'm running straight and level on a river. if there was water in the fuel control again why not earlier?
This coming from one of the most non mechanical guys on the water, so any help in laymans terms would be appreciated
John
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