Cutwater28GG
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- Jan 14, 2016
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- Fluid Motion Model
- C-28
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- Cutwater 28
- Vessel Name
- Living The Dream
strange experience this weekend.
went over to bainbridge from Seattle. engine started no problem (Volvo D4 260) ran up to WOT over to bainbridge to clear out the cobwebs once warm.
it was a hot day
docked and had dinner. came back to boat. engine temp gauge had dropped to about 145 whilst we were at dinner. started the engine. it caught, ran for about 4 seconds and stalled. felt like fuel starvation.
wouldnt restart on a quick crank of the engine
waited a minute and had a look around the engine bay; no obvious issues. (plenty of fuel etc, no blockages)
attempted to restart, engine cranked longer than usual and then caught and ran fine including the trip back
it kinda feels like there was a vapor lock in the fuel supply perhaps caused by the warm weather? that needed the fuel pump some more time to clear.
anybody else ran into this issue or has recommendations?
went over to bainbridge from Seattle. engine started no problem (Volvo D4 260) ran up to WOT over to bainbridge to clear out the cobwebs once warm.
it was a hot day
docked and had dinner. came back to boat. engine temp gauge had dropped to about 145 whilst we were at dinner. started the engine. it caught, ran for about 4 seconds and stalled. felt like fuel starvation.
wouldnt restart on a quick crank of the engine
waited a minute and had a look around the engine bay; no obvious issues. (plenty of fuel etc, no blockages)
attempted to restart, engine cranked longer than usual and then caught and ran fine including the trip back
it kinda feels like there was a vapor lock in the fuel supply perhaps caused by the warm weather? that needed the fuel pump some more time to clear.
anybody else ran into this issue or has recommendations?