Re: 2000 150 xr6 question. (pastormark)
Im sure Don will tell you the same thing. CHECK THE FUEL LINES!!!! Ethanol will eat away at the inner lining of older lines and the peices cause a blockage going into the motor and filters. I went through hell with my old Merc 200, New fuel lines, problem solved. http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/thumbsup2.gif
Re: 2000 150 xr6 question. (DLAB)
I replaced the bulb and hose. Checked/Re-tightened all the fuel line connections.
That solved the same problem for me.
When I fill up my boat I must hold the gas nozzle side ways so the fuel goes straight into the tank not filling the vent line or it will spit it out when the tank vents.
Nitro NX 882
Re: 2000 150 xr6 question. (pastormark)
THREE Recommendations:
1. See the following post, and ensure ALL recommended items have been addressed, AT THE SAME TIME:
http://www.bbcboards.net/zerot...first
2. Ensure engine is at LEVEL TRIM when starting and/or idling.
3. Ensure that primer bulb is pumped firm before EACH and EVERY Engine Start.
Re: 2000 150 xr6 question. (EuropeanAM)
Mine did the same thing. Rplace all the fuel components. Also, priming the bulb is a hey...todays ethanol vaporizes when it gets warm so basically there is no gas in the carbs.