After a long day on the lake, inevitably my starboard engine will just die on me while I am backing back into my slip. I makes for some interesting times if the wind is blowing crossways on this 54' Bluewater. She cranks right back up, but still it's a PITA. I just put new ignition, coil, distributor, plugs, wires, etc...., timed it, and it runs great, except this one issue. Considering just rebuilding the carb because I don't know the history there. Or possibly turn up the idle speed a bit. Any thoughts?
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