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carburetors

This is a discussion on carburetors within the Yamaha & Suzuki Outboard Troubleshooting forums, part of the Repair and Maintenance Forums category; Hello everyone new to this forum. happy new year everyone! here my ?? check the compression -ok. check the fuel ...


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Old 01-13-2008, 07:50 AM
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Hello everyone new to this forum. happy new year everyone! here my ?? check the compression -ok. check the fuel pump -ok. new gas- new spark plugs. check the fuel lines -ok. rebuild carbs.now what the right process for synchronizing the carbs. adjust the top carb first? the bottom one?. I have a yamaha manual don't go to much into details thanks everyone for your help in this matter. [ 1991 yamaha 90hp tlrp ] Dan
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Old 01-21-2008, 02:32 AM
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Dan,

Synchronizing two carbs is a tricky process and the exact steps for your engine can be found in a shop manual. Here is one online you may want to check out: Yamaha Outboard Shop Manual 90 HP You may also be able to find these shop manuals at your local library.

Also, if you have never calibrated dual carbs before you may want to bring it into a good shop and have it done.
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Old 11-22-2008, 11:31 PM
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I find that even as a mechanic it is worth the time and money to send them in for calibration,so far it sounds like you are going in the right direction,I posted about a 130 hp ,read the thread,the secret seems to be cleaning,also make SURE your fuel and filters are clean,if you have a screen filter in line ,be sure to change it,these carbs are VERY suseptable to dirt,it seems the slightest bit bit,and your sunk!
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