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sandflea
I have a 2004 yamaha 70 oil injected 2 stroke that does not have even 50 hors on it,and that might be my problem.When i start it up it idles fine for about the first 30 seconds then gas starts running out of the center barrell on the carb. and gas is coming out of 2 holes on the side of the intake,the other two in take valves appear to be dry.If I open the throttle up it will keep running but the gas is still coming out of the 2 holes.If anybody has any advice it would be deeply appreciated. THANKS IN ADVANCE
field trip
QUOTE (sandflea @ Oct 31 2008, 05:28 PM) *
I have a 2004 yamaha 70 oil injected 2 stroke that does not have even 50 hors on it,and that might be my problem.When i start it up it idles fine for about the first 30 seconds then gas starts running out of the center barrell on the carb. and gas is coming out of 2 holes on the side of the intake,the other two in take valves appear to be dry.If I open the throttle up it will keep running but the gas is still coming out of the 2 holes.If anybody has any advice it would be deeply appreciated. THANKS IN ADVANCE


i dont know much about engine, but i have a mechanic that specializes in 2 stroke yamahas that could possibly help you. he built a 225 for me from the ground up last year. let me know if you want his number.
mindl3s
What kind of carburetor is it? Also did it sit without use for a long time? This ethanol has been gunking up a bunch of carbs and fuel systems. so if it sat for more than 2 months or so you might just need a good carb cleaning.
sandflea
it was a stuck float,thanks for the help.
mindl3s
haha damn my first post said that but i deleted it because i didnt know what kind of carburetor it was:P
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