@ Thread #25 stating "It Worked!", when in fact it didn't, I'm setting it on FIRE!!!!

Land Owner · 07-02-2019, 01:52 PM

Crying Wolf.

I went outside to USE the cart I THOUGHT I had fixed. IT ISN'T and is exhibiting the SAME @#$% disfunction as the previous three threads wherein I announced (I thought) I was finished.

That makes at LEAST six (or seven) times I thought this TRIAL was through. I am now making a thread for EACH time I think I am done. If I get to 25 threads - BBQ!

This has GOT to STOP. It is 107* heat index outside today, I have been out there for more than four hours on the concrete driveway. I am parched and I feel like a French fry. I have flat knees from working in the guts of that @#$% cart and I am TIRED.

Who did I piss off that this is some kind of karma coming back on me? It is not supposed to be this difficult. These machines are not THAT complicated.

NCPW · 07-02-2019, 01:55 PM

I think you should stick to your last thread and allow CP241 and the other's who were helping you there continue to troubleshoot with you.

Did you try the spare spark plug like CP241 suggested yet???

CP241 · 07-02-2019, 01:59 PM

Check for spark. I'm 99% sure you probably have a failing ignition coil. They fail once things get hot, and work when it cools down after sitting for a while. Check the rev limiter as I described in your other thread also

And to help people in the future experiencing similar issues, you really should keep everything in one thread. That way whatever steps you've taken with the previous repairs are all documented in the same thread.

It helps a ton to have everything in one place for the next person coming along trying to troubleshoot their cart

If worse comes to worse, I'll grab a trailer and run down to mims to take it off your hands

Land Owner · 07-02-2019, 04:06 PM

Yeah, well, I hear you about keeping it together. I had to blow off some steam. This has been frustrating. Coil R&R is next. Back to the other thread. Every day under the hood, so to speak.

rib33024 · 07-02-2019, 05:11 PM

Read your own signature

If this stuff was easy, anyone could do it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Land Owner

It is not supposed to be this difficult. These machines are not THAT complicated.

07-02-2019, 01:52 PM	#1
Land Owner Gone Wild Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Mims, FL Posts: 217	@ Thread #25 stating "It Worked!", when in fact it didn't, I'm setting it on FIRE!!!! Crying Wolf. I went outside to USE the cart I THOUGHT I had fixed. IT ISN'T and is exhibiting the SAME @#$% disfunction as the previous three threads wherein I announced (I thought) I was finished. That makes at LEAST six (or seven) times I thought this TRIAL was through. I am now making a thread for EACH time I think I am done. If I get to 25 threads - BBQ! This has GOT to STOP. It is 107* heat index outside today, I have been out there for more than four hours on the concrete driveway. I am parched and I feel like a French fry. I have flat knees from working in the guts of that @#$% cart and I am TIRED. Who did I piss off that this is some kind of karma coming back on me? It is not supposed to be this difficult. These machines are not THAT complicated.

07-02-2019, 01:59 PM	#3
CP241 Nincompoop village idiot Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Michigan Posts: 9,683	Re: @ Thread #25 stating "It Worked!", when in fact it didn't, I'm setting it on FIRE Check for spark. I'm 99% sure you probably have a failing ignition coil. They fail once things get hot, and work when it cools down after sitting for a while. Check the rev limiter as I described in your other thread also And to help people in the future experiencing similar issues, you really should keep everything in one thread. That way whatever steps you've taken with the previous repairs are all documented in the same thread. It helps a ton to have everything in one place for the next person coming along trying to troubleshoot their cart If worse comes to worse, I'll grab a trailer and run down to mims to take it off your hands

07-02-2019, 04:06 PM	#4
Land Owner Gone Wild Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Mims, FL Posts: 217	Re: @ Thread #25 stating "It Worked!", when in fact it didn't, I'm setting it on FIRE Yeah, well, I hear you about keeping it together. I had to blow off some steam. This has been frustrating. Coil R&R is next. Back to the other thread. Every day under the hood, so to speak.

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07-02-2019, 01:55 PM	#2
NCPW Just Gone Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: North Carolina Posts: 3,549	Re: @ Thread #25 stating "It Worked!", when in fact it didn't, I'm setting it on FIRE I think you should stick to your last thread and allow CP241 and the other's who were helping you there continue to troubleshoot with you. Did you try the spare spark plug like CP241 suggested yet???