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Old 26 January 2009, 09:29   #1
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Evinude 200 Etec small block

Anyone else own a Etec 200hp small block out there.
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Old 26 January 2009, 16:37   #2
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I have a 150 Tim, same block but not as powerful.
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Old 26 January 2009, 19:56   #3
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Lost about 10% top end just trying to find out if others have had the same problem.
As not too happy
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Old 26 January 2009, 20:30   #4
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There is a metal link rod from the plastic throttle cam on the side of the engine. On the end is a grey plastic ball link. The metal rod can after a few hours slide into the plastic ball link and limit the travel of the rod when at WOT. I had this happen on my 115 and lost a fair bit of top end as a result. The dealer I took it to pulled the rod out about 5mm and then epoxied it in place which seemed to do the job. There could also be other linkage and cable related problems that could cause this I would make sure it is all set up right as well.

Also worth checking you have the latest software map etc.

Its worth posting on here if you have any E-tec questions

http://forums.etecownersgroup.com/mb/barnaclebill
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Old 30 January 2009, 09:05   #5
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Tim some pics of the rod so you can see what I mean.

Hope you get it sorted
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Old 30 January 2009, 09:39   #6
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Tim,

We had a similar problem with ours 2 years ago. Normally the engine could rev all the way up to 5700 RMP but suddenly we could only go to 5400 RMP. As we were new to boats, we did not pay further attention to it and kept on sailing. At the end it appeared to be a spark plug that did no longer work. The whole engine block had to be replaced.

http://rib.net/forum/showthread.php?...ghlight=engine
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Old 30 January 2009, 10:39   #7
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can also be a faulty injector - find a good E-TEC dealer and he should run diagnostic on your motor.
running with too lean mixture will damage at least that cylinder.
basically at a 6 caylinder engine and 1 cylinder not working you should loose about 1000 rpm, but who knows ?
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Old 09 February 2009, 21:48   #8
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Did you get this sorted Tim?
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Old 10 February 2009, 07:13   #9
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My apologies for not replying been busy , yes your diagnosis was correct all fixed back to top speed again .
Thanks for the tip
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Old 10 February 2009, 16:48   #10
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Excellent glad to be of help.
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