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Ar 192 sputters

Mbutters

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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2015
Boat Model
AR
Boat Length
19
I have a 2015 supercharged ar192 that is sputtering after pulling a tube. I start it and it sounds like it is choking on fuel. It will clear up and run normal after a it of low throttle operation. The boat has never pulled the rpm or speed that has been described here.

I am not sure if the problem happens after getting out o the throttle or what. I have checked that the supercharger does not spin both ways, and the piping from the supercharger and intercooler seem fine.

I don't see a maf or o2 sensor on this boat, does it run on throttle position and rpm?
 
Don't know of one of our boats that doesn't have an O2 sensor. Go to a parts site, put in your year and model and check the engine parts diagrams/lists. I think they call it something odd (like 'sensor' or 'run sensor' or something like that).

The other thing I have heard be an issue with the supercharged ones is where one of the tubes becomes disconnected. So doublecheck that you don't have one of those disconnected (or missing). If I recall, we recently had a gent who had one of the downward facing ones underneath that was off and caused similar issues.

Hope that helps some...
 
Don't know of one of our boats that doesn't have an O2 sensor. Go to a parts site, put in your year and model and check the engine parts diagrams/lists. I think they call it something odd (like 'sensor' or 'run sensor' or something like that).

The other thing I have heard be an issue with the supercharged ones is where one of the tubes becomes disconnected. So doublecheck that you don't have one of those disconnected (or missing). If I recall, we recently had a gent who had one of the downward facing ones underneath that was off and caused similar issues.

Hope that helps some...
Thank you very much. Did a bit of poking around looking at the inlet and supercharger ducting. Looked pretty solid.
 
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