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Throttle stuck open #11814312 09/06/16 01:20 PM
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I have a 99 merc 225 , this weekend I was cruising across the lake at about 4000 rpms , and all of the sudden it started gaining rpms and I let off off the hot foot but it kept running wide open so I shut it down and when I would restart it it was wide open , so I got towed back to the dock checked all of the linkage from the hot foot to the motor everything is working properly so after it set for awhile I started it and it was back to idleing normal , so I idled around but never got back on plane in fear of it doing the same thing , I am thinking maybe something electrical has anyone had this problem or know of a good merc mechanic in the Dfw area I could talk to. Thanks

Re: Throttle stuck open [Re: bassnbshane] #11814670 09/06/16 05:03 PM
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I have seen the Merc EFI`s suck up a piece of fuel hose, left in the bottom of the cowling and hold the butterfly`s open.


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Re: Throttle stuck open [Re: gary purdy] #11815869 09/07/16 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted By: gary purdy
I have seen the Merc EFI`s suck up a piece of fuel hose, left in the bottom of the cowling and hold the butterfly`s open.


Check all your hoses and make sure one hasn't come loose and sucked in. While there, check all the hoses for cracks, if you haven't changed them, its time

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