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I recently had my annual engine service - new filters, plugs water pump, impeller, lower unit fluids and this time a fuel injector cleaning. After the service I started the boat up for a test run. When shifting into forward I noticed it was very difficult to shift and when trying to go into reverse it was quite hard as well. I had the mechanic check it out and his assessment was that the idle was higher due to the injectors being cleaned and he just needed to lower the idle. He did this and it shifted better but not quite as easy as before the service. When testing it again, as soon as I reached 3/4 throttle the engine would just shut down. I was able to get it restarted and made my way back to the dock at low rpm. The mechanic check it again and found the fuel pump diaphram had cracked. I had him replace all 3 with new ones. Back into the water hoping all is now well, but RPM at WOT would only go to 5100. Normally the engine runs up to 5600 fully trimed. Additional testing indicates the #5 cylinder is not firing at any RPM. We are unable to diagnois why. Any suggestions as to what might be causing this would be greatly appreciated.