Acceleration or clutch problem

[Rocksride]

Thanks for the info guys.

CC-John thanks for the offer of the puller. I'm in Nederland, just south of Beaumont. I will let you know on the clutch but I will try to get my clutch off probably by of the bolt and rod method. I'll update when I make progress or get stuck. Starting nights at work today.

[Rocksride]

Well it still refuses to come off. I blew out all the dirt and dust I could and went to put the cover back together when the spring broke. Can anyone tell me if the EZGO Power Kit is a suitable replacement?

[ruredy]

Originally Posted by CC-John

Larry,

If you're near SW Houston I have an EZGO clutch puller you can borrow.. I also have a good used drive clutch if yours is too far gone..

hint, hint,

To get the clutch off fill the hole with wheel bearing grease, put the puller in and tighten it up, then use an impact wrench to pop it off.

[CC-John]

Originally Posted by Rocksride

Well it still refuses to come off. I blew out all the dirt and dust I could and went to put the cover back together when the spring broke. Can anyone tell me if the EZGO Power Kit is a suitable replacement?

If you're talkin about that drive clutch spring from BU.. Don't waste your money.. It makes the drive clutch engage late and harsh, even with the engine idle turned up..

[CC-John]

Originally Posted by ruredy

hint, hint,

To get the clutch off fill the hole with wheel bearing grease, put the puller in and tighten it up, then use an impact wrench to pop it off.

If he can get the cart to me, I'll be glad to pop the old clutch off the engine.. Hopefully he hasn't bunged up the threads in the clutch by not using the proper puller..

[Rocksride]

Well I went and visited CC-Jon this weekend and after some creative thinking his record on clutch removals still stands. A big THANKS to Jon for giving up his morning to help me out. The buggie runs like she should now and I learned a few things along the way.

[essness]

Originally Posted by Rocksride

Well I went and visited CC-Jon this weekend and after some creative thinking his record on clutch removals still stands. A big THANKS to Jon for giving up his morning to help me out. The buggie runs like she should now and I learned a few things along the way.

CC-John is the man I dont think I said it before but, thanks for your help when I was down there. One of these days I'll have to get to "A$$holes Garage"