92cc wants to keep going

shoelessjoe · 05-22-2012, 09:57 PM

you can try putting 3oz's of seafoam in the spark plug hole and letting the motor run until the smoke show ends. That is a more direct way of trying to clean the carbon.

I thought I had my dieseling issue resolved but we had a hot day the other day and it started dieseling again. It seems as though the issue is related to the air temp for me which means it is related to engine temp. That makes me think it is a carbon issue and I will be trying some SeaFoam when I get home (on travel for work right now......hooray for Alabama.......)

oliver28472 · 05-26-2012, 07:00 AM

I had that problem of the engine running when it was supposed to shut off. There is a kill switch that is just a ground when you let off the gas pedal. The wire on mine came loose somehow. When I found the wire and spliced it back together the problem was solved. I beleive this wire is connected within the black box from there to the ignition in the engine. Hope this helps.

bc13 · 05-28-2012, 10:41 AM

This may be a dumb question,but which screw on the carb adjusts the butterfly? I think this may be part of my dieseling problems. When I look in the cart it does not look like it closes all the way.

hunt4food · 05-28-2012, 11:08 AM

I have worked on a few club cars with this issue first I strongly feel its your starter belt you hear loosen top bolt pry up on starter that then tighten down belt easier with another hand, So if you can grow a new arm or have some one help you. I am 90 percent sure its your throttle cable that is causing your issue, mine does it also but all I do is choke it out when it does not stop running. If your throttle cover to carb is still on take that off and give the butterfly a little push if it moves towards shut position at all that is what it is. The symptom I believe is called Dieseling.

bc13 · 05-29-2012, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by hunt4food

I have worked on a few club cars with this issue first I strongly feel its your starter belt you hear loosen top bolt pry up on starter that then tighten down belt easier with another hand, So if you can grow a new arm or have some one help you. I am 90 percent sure its your throttle cable that is causing your issue, mine does it also but all I do is choke it out when it does not stop running. If your throttle cover to carb is still on take that off and give the butterfly a little push if it moves towards shut position at all that is what it is. The symptom I believe is called Dieseling.

I have not tried moving the butterfly yet but if that is the problem then how do I go about adjusting the butterfly so it will close better?

hunt4food · 06-01-2012, 05:32 PM

lengthen throttle cable I think I stretched my spring to get it

05-22-2012, 09:57 PM	#11
shoelessjoe Gone Wild Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 297	Re: 92cc wants to keep going you can try putting 3oz's of seafoam in the spark plug hole and letting the motor run until the smoke show ends. That is a more direct way of trying to clean the carbon. I thought I had my dieseling issue resolved but we had a hot day the other day and it started dieseling again. It seems as though the issue is related to the air temp for me which means it is related to engine temp. That makes me think it is a carbon issue and I will be trying some SeaFoam when I get home (on travel for work right now......hooray for Alabama.......)

05-26-2012, 07:00 AM	#12
oliver28472 Getting Wild Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 85	Re: 92cc wants to keep going I had that problem of the engine running when it was supposed to shut off. There is a kill switch that is just a ground when you let off the gas pedal. The wire on mine came loose somehow. When I found the wire and spliced it back together the problem was solved. I beleive this wire is connected within the black box from there to the ignition in the engine. Hope this helps.
oliver28472 Getting Wild Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 85

05-28-2012, 10:41 AM	#13
bc13 Not Yet Wild Join Date: May 2012 Location: MN Posts: 35	Re: 92cc wants to keep going This may be a dumb question,but which screw on the carb adjusts the butterfly? I think this may be part of my dieseling problems. When I look in the cart it does not look like it closes all the way.

05-28-2012, 11:08 AM	#14
hunt4food Gone Wild Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: south of buffalo ny on lake erie Posts: 197	Re: 92cc wants to keep going I have worked on a few club cars with this issue first I strongly feel its your starter belt you hear loosen top bolt pry up on starter that then tighten down belt easier with another hand, So if you can grow a new arm or have some one help you. I am 90 percent sure its your throttle cable that is causing your issue, mine does it also but all I do is choke it out when it does not stop running. If your throttle cover to carb is still on take that off and give the butterfly a little push if it moves towards shut position at all that is what it is. The symptom I believe is called Dieseling.

06-01-2012, 05:32 PM	#16
hunt4food Gone Wild Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: south of buffalo ny on lake erie Posts: 197	Re: 92cc wants to keep going lengthen throttle cable I think I stretched my spring to get it

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