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Hello, I have posted here before about a very very similar issue- that post can be seen here > http://www.suzukioutboardforum.com/s...t-covered.html
I believed it was the low oil sensor a while ago, and the motor had been working good since I disconnected the ground from the oil sensor; however it seems that it was not the issue at all, we were cruising the other day and all of a sudden the boat lost power, after a quick check we realized that there was no spark on the starboard side of the engine ( none of the 3 cylinders ) ( note that previous the boat would not fire on the 3 port side cylinders when it was humid or cold and we wouldn't leave the engine well covered ) . I have checked the IGNITION COILS by switching all three of the working ones to the other side - nothing changed. We checked the resistance on the 3 PULSAR COILS and it shows that they are also up to spec. We have checked cables and cleaned most connections. We cleaned out the OVERHEAT SENSORS. I cannot think of anything else to try. Why would all 3 cylinders on one side stop? I am out of ideas! Please help!
Thanks!!!
I believed it was the low oil sensor a while ago, and the motor had been working good since I disconnected the ground from the oil sensor; however it seems that it was not the issue at all, we were cruising the other day and all of a sudden the boat lost power, after a quick check we realized that there was no spark on the starboard side of the engine ( none of the 3 cylinders ) ( note that previous the boat would not fire on the 3 port side cylinders when it was humid or cold and we wouldn't leave the engine well covered ) . I have checked the IGNITION COILS by switching all three of the working ones to the other side - nothing changed. We checked the resistance on the 3 PULSAR COILS and it shows that they are also up to spec. We have checked cables and cleaned most connections. We cleaned out the OVERHEAT SENSORS. I cannot think of anything else to try. Why would all 3 cylinders on one side stop? I am out of ideas! Please help!
Thanks!!!