Get a bottle of 2+4 fuel additive from evinrude it will cleanout the carbs.

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1999 Yamaha Vmax 150. feels like it sluggish out of the hole and when cruising at 35 mph and you mash the hotfoot it has a hesitation before it opens up. Any clues on what this might be? Carbs????
Get a bottle of 2+4 fuel additive from evinrude it will cleanout the carbs.
I would add a gas additive cleaner of preference,( I like Sea Foam Myself), and also check your plugs. That would be the easy and cheap way to go first. If this doesn't help you may have a coil breaking down.
I had a similar problem last year (or the year before) and a bottle a Sea Foam cleared it up.
Yamaha makes a product called Ring Free I use it every time I put gas in the boat. I would not use anything else. That is what is recommended it is a bit more than Sea Foam.
I use ring free on just about every fillup. I aslo use sta-bil for any water that may be in the gas. I really think my problem is something else.
Ring free is great to use everytime. But is sounds to me like it is the plugs. I would change them and see if it helps.
Does the motor start easy after the first time? If you idle for short while then
take off does it bog?? It may be a hole in one of your fuel pumps, causing fuel to get into a cylinder when it is running. It will load up the cylinder until you get going and is able to burn the excess fuel. Good luck.
Def. a gas ignition issue...run the carb cleaner/ sea foam/ ringfree first.....if that doesn't work replace your plugs..... if that doesn't jive, come back and we'll go through another list of check down items.
The motor foulded the plugs about 2 or 3 months ago and i replaced them. Is it possible for the plugs to foul again so quick? What is causing the plugs to foul?
I had a problem with my 200 Merc fouling plugs. If I use the NGK plugs that came in it it does fine. If I tried Motorcraft, Champion or any other brand they would foul within 100 yards from the ramp. Are you using the suggested plugs or are you using crossovers.
I use only NGK plugs in my boat.
