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Date Posted: 11:17:29 10/14/02 Mon
Author: Pete
Subject: Re: 175 Sport Jet Problem
In reply to: Wayne Abercrombie 's message, "Re: 175 Sport Jet Problem" on 12:12:29 10/01/02 Tue

Got to sportjetworld.com click on the forums and post this question there. Those guys know there stuff.

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[> [> [> [> Re: 175 Sport Jet Problem -- Larry Warren, 19:31:36 06/19/06 Mon

I've got a 175 spotjet on a 18' aluminum riverboat. I'm having problems with it icing up. A milky oily gunk covers the carbs , when it plugs up. I've been running it in high humidity conditions. To un plug it I blow out the brass vent tubesin the barrel of each carb. Can you tell be the cause of this situation, and how can I prevent it.

Thanks

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