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Old 08-09-2009, 05:55 PM   #1
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I have a G9 and alot of oil comes out from the top, drains down the black hose, is this normal, also how offten do the zurk grease fittings have to be done just bought the cart and still playing around with it, any help or links to where i can buy this stuff would be helpful!!!
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Old 08-09-2009, 06:31 PM   #2
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I have a G9 and alot of oil comes out from the top, drains down the black hose, is this normal, also how offten do the zurk grease fittings have to be done just bought the cart and still playing around with it, any help or links to where i can buy this stuff would be helpful!!!
Are you saying oil out of the vavle cover breather tube? Is your cart lifted? Remember only 1 qt oil, no more. Once or twilce a year, take your drive belt off, take out the screws that hold on the gold cap on your primary clutch, put the zerk fitting at 12 oclock,shoot 1 maybe 2 shots of grease, push the clutch toward the engine, rotate the clutch so the zerk is at 6 oclock, then whipe any excess grease. Grease is only for the sliding sheave, not the weights and pins. Your secondary may have a zerk on the floating flange, if so 2 or three shots of grease will do. Good luck and welclome. Dave
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Old 08-10-2009, 12:49 AM   #3
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Yes i think it is comming out of the breather tube thats on the top of the engine, it is a lifted cart if i can upload pics im sure that will probly help describe what i am talking about, thanks again for the response. Could it be the piston rings have failed? dont know how common that is, also this is all new to me aswell.
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Old 08-10-2009, 06:33 AM   #4
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Yes i think it is comming out of the breather tube thats on the top of the engine, it is a lifted cart if i can upload pics im sure that will probly help describe what i am talking about, thanks again for the response. Could it be the piston rings have failed? dont know how common that is, also this is all new to me aswell.
Usually oil coming from the breather tube is due to too much oil: 1 quart only. The dip stick on these models misreads.

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Thanks i did an oil change today, seems to have worked, it is a lifted cart, added only 1 quart, talked to a local golf cart shop and he said the same thing. thought i had screwed something up!!
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Old 08-11-2009, 07:02 AM   #6
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Check your air filter and clean the foam insert if neccessary, it may be clogged with oil if it was dumping quite a bit out the vent tube.

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Old 08-11-2009, 08:48 AM   #7
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with all the times this has happened you would think Yamaha would do something about it.
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with all the times this has happened you would think Yamaha would do something about it.
They did. They came out with the G16.

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will the dipstick in the G16 fit and read accurately in a G2/G9 ?
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will the dipstick in the G16 fit and read accurately in a G2/G9 ?
Just get a stick off a hackberry tree and mark it. If that don't work or it breaks off like a stale twizzler, call Murray and see if they offer a conversion kit from their new zero turn. Tell them you want to be able to circle the hole at the golf course.

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