Have a 97 speedster twin rotax. At the lake today ran great. I was stuck on a cable that was hooked on a dock. I tried to get in hooked, wouldn't move. So just floored it then came loose. After that if I gave it full throttle would just rev high. Wouldn't gain speed. Ant ideas on how to fix?
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Kevin Leclair
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- Water:Allatoona Lake
- Year of DOO:2010
- Model of DOO:210 Wake
- Engine in DOO:Twin Rotax 4-TEC SCIC
Posted 09 July 2010 - 07:53 AM
Sounds like you might still have something caught or clogged in your intake grate - possibly wrapped around the shaft, have you check in there thoroughly?
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hrdtduck
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- Water:Lowell/Jasper Resivore
- Year of DOO:1998
- Model of DOO:Speedster 160
- Engine in DOO:Twin 110hp Rotax (800)
Posted 04 October 2010 - 10:00 AM
Unless he spun a drive shaft out of the output hub on the engine...(I did this 3 times when my 98 speedster was young) It happened when I was doing high speed turns and one side intake would come part way out of the water...turns out it is/was alignment issue between the pump and the engine. Then (in 1999) the boat was under warranty and it took the dealership 3 time to figure out why the shaft was spinning out the splines in the motor hub. At least they did! remounting the pumps solved the problem and it has been goo since then...
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