Not snickering.. Just don't want to sound like a total baffoon amongst all these other smart motor heads out there like Truex & Andy Brown. However; here is my 2 cents: About 3 seasons ago I had the privledge of pitting for Big Bryon while he was racing one of his Sport Hydro's. While he was racing his Hydro, it displayed the same characteristics as the original problem. After about an hour and a half - Bryon came over to my tent and handed me his fuel-filter. I looked at the fuel filter and I didn't notice anything wrong with it(i.e. screen/etc.) He pulled the screen out and pulled-off a dried layer that looked like celephane. Appearently, the fuel had dried from the previous race - but wasn't visible to the naked eye. It allowed just enough fuel to flow thru it to run the boat, but not at full speed. Now after reading 10 pages of this thread, could this be over-looked? I didn't see it mentioned, and I'm just throwing "the obvious" out there.Can someone out there snickering please share a successful setup ? And one wonders why guys don't want to run nitro !! Even the latest technology engine with all the best peripheral parts and this is a common problem . Share . Almost seems as frustrating as the CMB 101 deal .
All ears , good luck guys !Olly says his therapy went well so we're gonna give it another go Saturday.
Stay tuned!
Covered that and fuel filter and fuel lines but thanks Gary.Just a small thing check the line from the pressure fitting on the pipe to the tank may not be getting pressure at the tank
Try it without the filter. Focus is on the screen maybe being too fine.Covered that and fuel filter and fuel lines but thanks Gary.Just a small thing check the line from the pressure fitting on the pipe to the tank may not be getting pressure at the tank
Tried with and without, this problem is happening with multiple boats guys.Try it without the filter. Focus is on the screen maybe being too fine.Covered that and fuel filter and fuel lines but thanks Gary.Just a small thing check the line from the pressure fitting on the pipe to the tank may not be getting pressure at the tank
So the PTO assembly is suspect....This is only on the DD engine Craig.
40/65 % but that's pretty much the standard range .Might be a stupid question, but what percent nitro fuel are the problem engines running?
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