Yamaha Throttle Repair

[cgtech]

Originally Posted by Dave in VA

36v G14E and G16E are the same. G19E is 48v.

Park brake in the upper left corner is a G22.

Yep.

[cgtech]

Originally Posted by jakesnake27

So this is a G19E, it is 48v.
Also, it says Pacesetter on the side if that means anything.

"pacesetter" is just the trade name from a company that made the aftermarket body that is on your cart. Sounds like a refurb course cart.

[jakesnake27]

To my surprise, the repair did not hold. Going to have to replace the throttle sensor. I've attached a picture of what I need, going to see if a sponsor carries it...

[jakesnake27]

Ouch, $175 from Golf Cart King!

http://mrgolfcarts.com/image/cache/d...01-500x500.gif

After some brief research, that seems like a good deal, they are going for $210 on fleabay.

[CCFanatic]

I know it's not from a sponsor, but it's cheap
http://www.boats.net/parts/detail/ya...885-01-00.html

[rammunition361]

im not surprised it didn't hold lol, they don't make super glue like they used to, it only sticks to skin now

[jakesnake27]

Originally Posted by rammunition361

im not surprised it didn't hold lol, they don't make super glue like they used to, it only sticks to skin now

I'm interested to see it, because the bracket was also holding it together...

[jakesnake27]

Originally Posted by CCFanatic

I know it's not from a sponsor, but it's cheap
http://www.boats.net/parts/detail/ya...885-01-00.html

I found that same price at a website called Parts Pak, that seems to be the lowest on the net. I have an email into my local Yamaha dealer to see what they charge for it.

[jakesnake27]

Ok, I installed the new throttle today and it is running perfect. My repair was still intact, so I was surprised it quit. I think what happened was some glue seeped into the inside of the throttle and got on the contacts in there. Oh well, it has a brand new throttle now and my neighbor is happy. I attached a pic of the part in its packaging displaying the part number.