heat soak fix for me....

[jg379]

I was talking to a person at work who builds outboards and he told me to try a small inlive fuel pump (2psi) wired in to my ignition and remove my buld. i tried it this morning and did not have a problem at all. It worked great.bty the heat index today at noon was 113deg and i fished until 1p without a hickup.

[rude power]

how about some pics, name ,type of pump, where you put it ?inquiry mind{s} want to know..

[buster502]

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[dhagemei]

You have reduced draw side vaporlock problem because you are pushing fuel now.
make sure there is a way for the fuel pump to cut off in case of an accident. These are safety's widely used in autos.

[ChampioNman]

Better remember that the use of that Automotive fuel pump is not USGC approved.

[jg379]

i will post some pics on mon or tues. i just want to use it for the hot months of the summer and when the weather cools i will just put my bulb back on.

[dhagemei]

heatsoak? vaporlock ? whatever terminology, sounds as though you have a temproary fix. So, do this -know how to access your pickup tube? if you have already ? tell us or show us what you find please. No need to have additional gadgets and complexities to make your boat go.

[Randyy]

PLEASE post all info with pics asap. I am tired of this "heat soak" issue also!!

[bass-ackwards]

I fixed my summer time heat soak issues by running 87 octane..225 carbed motor