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Old 10-20-2016, 09:50 AM   #41
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Yesterday, I pulled the fuel pump off my 1989 G1 to give it a cleaning. Wasn't so easy getting the 6mm phillips head screws out that held it to the motor, especially the bottom screw. The edge of the motor flange prevents you from coming straight at it with a screwdriver.

What I did when it came time to reinstall it, was use allen head 6mm bolts. That allowed me to use an allen wrench with the ball end design. I'll try attaching a pic.
Any tips on how to get that bottom screw out? I have really struggled getting to it. Removed the air filter canister for a little more access but still having trouble.

I was starting to think it was necessary to pull the engine to get to that one screw. Any help or ideas are much appreciated!
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Old 10-22-2016, 07:05 PM   #42
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Any tips on how to get that bottom screw out? I have really struggled getting to it. Removed the air filter canister for a little more access but still having trouble.

I was starting to think it was necessary to pull the engine to get to that one screw. Any help or ideas are much appreciated!
What I did was remove the top screw (easy), and then rotate the fuel pump back and forth after spraying kroil on the bottom screw. It eventually gave up the battle, and I could get it out even with the phillips screwdriver on a slight angle. That's why I used socket head screws for replacement.
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Old 02-20-2017, 02:00 PM   #43
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where did you get the shutoff valve?
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Old 11-17-2017, 09:02 AM   #44
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Hey y'all. What is the general opinion on new fuel pumps? Are aftermarket ok? I went with an OEM new carb for my '03 G22 but looking for a new fuel pump and reviews for aftermarket are generally positive. The pump on there now is aftermarket or else I would pull it apart and clean it if it was OEM.
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Old 03-12-2018, 09:36 PM   #45
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I have a G16 that has been giving me the run around. Air cleaner not attached. I pull the choke all the way but it doesnt want to turn over...put my palm over the air inlet on the carb (sucks really hard) and it starts. Pump seems to be pumping fuel fine when I detach it to check. Also noticed it starts fine when the wheels are in the air...not so much when its on the ground. I dont have the airfilter top yet but was thinking maybe the line that goes from aircleaner to the valve cover has something to do with it. Any thoughts? Also has new belt and clutch but dont think that has anything to do with the issue im having. Seems to me the carb or something else
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Old 03-13-2018, 07:06 AM   #46
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Put the air filter back on. The carb is jetted for the restriction caused by the filter. Even the choke might not help with the airbox off.
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Old 03-13-2018, 10:34 AM   #47
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Thanks I was thinking that....new top to airbox comes in mail Friday...will try then report.
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Old 03-13-2018, 10:38 AM   #48
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That may not be your only problem, but you won't get far without the airbox tightly sealed.
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Old 03-16-2018, 09:32 AM   #49
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Okay installed airbox cover with filter still did not start as it should. Wrapped the oil dip-stick gasket/rubber with some teflon tape to make a tighter seal...that didn't help either. Suggestions?
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Old 11-19-2020, 02:37 PM   #50
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Eleven year old thread and still going.

CONGRATS, I am new to carts and this thread helped me get my G2 up and running,

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