Went to lake, all was normal until idling and graphing an area noticed a vibration at 2-3 second interval. Thought it odd so tried to take off and was very sluggish, at about 2k RPM got out of it because I didn't like it. Tried again same thing. Turned off conpletrly and waited. Cranked and tried to go, same thing, so I'm pissed and we just start idling back toward the ramp miles away. Get on the phone trying to remote diagnose and while on phone after 10 min or so of idling, try to go and everything is normal. Half the day goes by with more and more confidence that it may have been a fluke trash or whatnot all tests seem normal. Decide to venture away from the ramp again, get to first wake zone set down the boat and problem surfaces again. This time for good. Can't get over 2500 rpms without getting scared of something really bad happening. Throttle response way off. Idle sometimes rough to point it seems ready to cut off. Fuel pump comes on at key turn, water peeing normally, full gas and oil, cowling oil full, bulb tight cannot squeeze much at all.
Also in looking closer at things due to this noticed voltmeter pegging 14+ when usually stays around 13+. When trimming there's volt drop I've always seen then straight to 13 before creeping up to 14+. First time I've seen this, over 4 yrs owning. Usually only 14+ when gassing throttle. If gassing throttle it just gjumps straight back to 14+ no creeping.
In looking at home afterwards, have found evidence of ethanol damage to fuel lines in filter and a broken ground terminal to the wires that have the label saying "sensor temperature and fuel management".
Anyone know what is going on with the not planing? Also might either found issue correct the problem? Have replaced the ring terminal and will be replacing fuel line bulb pump and filter. I've also had ongoing issues with starting batteries and wonder if the broken ground could be contributing to that as well.