Recently purchased a 2005 140 while testing it she ran g great probably ran 6 miles so I purchased her. Brought it home. Changed water separator and installed all new transducers and lights. Upon my first test run she will get up to 5500pms after a 1/2 mile then acts like she runs out of fuel. Installed new pumper bulb. Made sure vent was open. Check high pressure filter . Also checked lower pressure pump it pumps fine. White wire is connected and maintaining power. If you back down to idle and cruise around for 5 minutes she will run about 1/2 mile and die out again any help would be appreciated
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My thought was the engine ran fine before you worked on the fuel system you changed the water separator and now you are having issues. When you changed your high pressure fuel filter did you check your float for proper height? You sound confident that all is good to the engine, then your issue is likely “downstream” of the main fuel filter. That could include a week low pressure fuel pump not supplying enough fuel to the VST, float out of specifications causing fuel starvation. It just seems fishy that your issue started after you change the water separator which is why I questioned your fuel lines(Post #4)
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It should not easlily of be pump fuel to the engine once the fuel system has been charged. so you are effectively burning the fuel out and it is not refilling
That would indicate to me a hose clamp is not properly tightened #1 probably bleeding air in as it try's to pump fuel
There also could be a problem with the float valve in the vst
If the float valve is stuck in the open position which could create problems
as you kind of describe it, however it maybe stuck in the closed position
pumping the fuel bulb puts fuel back in it which would let you run it for a short time
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