My Yamaha gas golf cart when I push the gas paddle it bogs down and all of a sudden it takes off then bogs down again
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Sammy ... I bought a new fuel pump for my Yamaha golf cart and it seemed to do well, but now, I have the same problem you are having. It will move when you push the pedal down, but after a short while will just stall and sit there ... no matter how much you push down the pedal. We then have to push or tow it to where we're going. I have been told that it is probably a carburetor problem, but I haven't had anyone look at it yet.
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Check for a crack in the fuel pickup line in the tank or in one of the fuel lines. You are getting air in the line and losing suction. If not, it may be your ignition.
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It sounds more like a carburetor however you can replace both for under$125.00 if you install it yourself. Be sure to order two gaskets as you need to purchase separately.
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Did you add "Stable" in the gas after the last run? It is most likely a gummed up carb, because of todays crap gasoline.
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It will help some. I am guessing the golf cart is not enclosed so you will hear the motor still just not coming from the floor as much. It will prob be coming from the sides where the cart is open to the air. I just wouldn't expect a lot of difference.
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That's why it is a piece of crap. You have to keep one hand on the gas trigger and maintain some throttle pressure to keep the thing from shutting down. Depending on how long you have been using it, you may need to put a new spark plug in and/or clean it.
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We use the cart a lot and haven't had a bit of trouble with it or blew a tire out I believe it had a warrenty for so long.. will have to contact Amazon and see what can be done
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Karen: Can you be more detailed with your symptioms, please? * Was the engine running when it shut down? * Did it stop at once, like you turned off the switch, or loose power and sptit and sputter before stoppong/ * Will the engine crank with the starter when you turn the switch? First, eliminate the obvious" * Did it run out of gas? Open the tank to insure there is gas in the tank. You may need a clean stick to reach to the bottom. * Do the headlights work? * Does the starter work, or is it dead too? * Dose your mower have a fuel shutoff valve? Is it open? (handle aligned with the fuel line) * Check the parking brake: Up to start, down to run. * Also, won't start with PTO engaged. Make sure it's pushed in all the way. * Raise the seat and look for any loose wires or connection. * Make sure your battery cables are tight at both the battery and the tractor ends. It's bound to be something simple. Oh, yes: What brand and model is the motor? It will likely be a Koeler Comand Pro model, or a Kawasaki engine. Write back with the answers and if you don't find it yourself before hand, we will continue our search. Regards; Mike G.
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Gee...sounds like a faulty product. Shouldn't do that. Try a tiny bit of cooking oil on the gasket that is on the pump and see if it's just a dry gasket. If that doesn't do it...return it.
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sounds like the push pull thingy on the bottom needs to be reset. the part im talking about is the thing that contacts the stop ramp and stops the wheels from turning.
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I have now problems with fuel overflowing out the filler neck. Make sure the overflow valves is mounted straight up and down as stated in the directions.
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Could be the spoke rubber gasket is cut or swollen. This would basically send all dirt back into pool. Or the spring whichPresses down on the plastic piece that seals to the rubber spoke gasket is weak or broken.
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First of all, is this a brand new unit? What octane and are you using? Did you use a 50-1 husqvarna oil mix? Is this fresh gas or a year old? Did you prime it before trying to start it? Was the plug wet when you took it out? Did it ever try to start?
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Mine was doing the same thing. The problem on mine was the knot where the rope was tied to the chain was hanging on the shut off bar in the anchor saddle. I put a fender washer on the rope behind the knot to prevent the knot from going through the shutoff bar.
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This has happened to me also. The adapter hose you have is clogged. It may have received some dirt before/during assembly or your 20 lb gas tank has dirty gas. The hose will slowly fill allowing just enough gas to start, then it goes out. You have two options: 1) Find a propane dealer that can blow out the hose adapter for you: or 2) Buy a new hose from a sporting goods store or Wal-Mart. I took option 2.
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Have you adjusted the fuel mixture setting on the carb? May be too rich. It's on the bottom part, near the corner
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My bike is doing the same thing. I even followed the steps in the troubleshooting guide to try to fix the problem. I suppose the next step is to contact the manufacturer.
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The controllers are cheaply made. I had the same problem. Try pushing the accelerator side to side whil pulling back
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Call Amazon and ask for a refund. I had huge problems with mine and asked to return it, but because of the gas it can't be returned.