After all I did and rebuilt. I found that I had about half power at full throttle. After checking spark (owwie from me slipping) and all connections, coils, la la la, I found it not to be a problem. I read one post here that said a small tank fitting could be a culprit. Well after a trip to Wally world for replacements, I still had a problem. I took the boat out of the slip and decided to do the at night spark test. Preparing for this, I decided to do what I saw on another post and see if my new cleaned carbs were still to blame. So what I did was take of the air box cover and while running the motor gave a brief spray of carb medic in each carb throat. I might be wrong but with just a shortttttt squirt in the top carb, the motor died. Doing this to the bottom carb got no response or rpm difference. So before I take the front off the motor again to get to the carbs, does it sound like the bottom one isnt doing its job? My other posts had those guys telling it was a fuel starve problem. 1 carb working, easy start, sweet idle and troll. 1 carb not working, making the mid to top not working. Sound thinking? Thanks in advance. Also I put my hand over the throat of the top carb and the motor choked down but not when I did it to the bottom carb.<br />R Emmer<br />Update 11:28 pm. No one helped me. Im the only post with no response after an hour or so. Wow
