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Old 08-06-2007, 06:39 PM
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Just a question here for any one who runs Merc 575sci's.... So far the motors in my new boat have run flawlessly...... One time about a month ago I showed up to the boat with friends.....she was already launched and docked by the guys in the marina....when I tried to start the starboard motor she would crank but not turn over....flooded......as per the manual I set the throttle at half throttle and proceeded to start the moter then pull back after she started.......ran perfect since then.......Sunday I was docking after a long day out....had to spin the boat and maneuver quite a bit........in and out of gear and feathering the throttles and pop.....I hear a pop and she shuts down......I proceeded to pull my self in with a line....tie up and proceed with the flooded starting procedure. Motor started right up just like a few weeks prior and ran fine to get to the forklift and flush the motors......... Anyone else experiance any kind of flooding with these motors....am I doing something wrong....or is this just common with High Performance motors.............sorry for being long winded..........Johnny
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Old 08-06-2007, 08:26 PM
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I run a 2002 45' Sonic w/3 575 SCi's and yes, every once in a while they get a bug up their butts and do what you describe.

They don't cough-up any codes and they will run fine for hours without acting up. Other than mess up the transom, there really isn't any other damage I can find. I am running #8 NGKs and the engines have about 100 hours.
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Thanks Ed............ I kind of figured that this is just one of those things that happens from time to time...........maby I am being just to easy on these motors......idling around to much......gotta let them breathe a little more and open up a bit more often........lol.....lol......................than ks again Johnny.............
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