Thought I would see if the any of you had experienced the problems I am having with a 1994 120hp Johnson. Last year when I ran it it would run fine up to almost ¾ throttle. AT that point it would bog and start to shudder and shake. I rebuilt the carbs and took it out last Friday. Started fine, idled great once it burn off the fogging oil. Get up to ¾ throttle and it started sputtering again. Plugs are new, gas is too. Ran just great at ½ throttle and lower. Now I did notice that the throttle itself pushes smoothly until it reached that ¾ open position. It then becomes hard to push and I have not forced it. Plan on looking at it again this weekend. I seem to remember in my 1969 Pontiac Lemans convert , 350 CI , 335 hp, that when the timing chain slipped a notch due to the desire to go fast NOW that it then burbled and burped like the outboard. Is there a mechanical vacuum advance on this outboard. Any advice?
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Thought I would see if the any of you had experienced the problems I am having with a 1994 120hp Johnson. Last year when I ran it it would run fine up to almost ¾ throttle. AT that point it would bog and start to shudder and shake. I rebuilt the carbs and took it out last Friday. Started fine, idled great once it burn off the fogging oil. Get up to ¾ throttle and it started sputtering again. Plugs are new, gas is too. Ran just great at ½ throttle and lower. Now I did notice that the throttle itself pushes smoothly until it reached that ¾ open position. It then becomes hard to push and I have not forced it. Plan on looking at it again this weekend. I seem to remember in my 1969 Pontiac Lemans convert , 350 CI , 335 hp, that when the timing chain slipped a notch due to the desire to go fast NOW that it then burbled and burped like the outboard. Is there a mechanical vacuum advance on this outboard. Any advice?
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