Since your filters are already clean, my first guess would be the fuel lift 
pump… particularly if it is an electric lift pump. They get hot and lose 
effectiveness with age. High pressure pump gets starved for fuel and stalls. 
Happened to me (twice) on my Universal engine (which is a Kubota diesel) and 
once on a Beta on a boat I was delivering.

 

Rick Brass

Washington, NC

 

 

 

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Don,

 

My guess is dirty fuel as well, but you should also check your fuel lift pump 
and also bleed the system. 

 

Contact Farron at Beta too - he is a great resource. 

 

PS - You were great in Miami Vice. 

All the best, 

 

Edd





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On Jun 26, 2020, at 8:51 PM, DON JONSSON via CnC-List <cnc-list@cnc-list.com 
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Hello

 

We have a beta engine that has a stalling problem.  It started a while ago when 
idling.  After some investigation and replacing fuel filters to no avail we 
found a loose clamp on the fuel line which was letting air in.  Problem fixed.  
Sort off.  It ran well for a while, but then.......  and the new problem may be 
unrelated to this air leak problem.

 

Now it stalls if it has been running hard for a while and you throttle down 
quickly.  It also stalls occasionally if you are idling and throttle up 
quickly.  For example when you are coasting forward into a slip and then want 
to stop quickly by hitting reverse.  Sometimes it can be difficult to start 
after a stall.  Sometimes not.    If you change the throttle slowly, either 
when accelerating or decelerating, it keeps running.  Filters are clean and no 
obvious air leaks or diesel leaks.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks

Don Jonsson

Andante, Victoria 

 

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