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05-25-2009, 01:05 PM
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1994 Cart "Quits", SPark plugs good, Put Carb Cleaner in Gas
Have A 1994 Club Car, the Barcode says AG94, so im not sure the engine size. It sometimes just quits going, the belt still spins, but just wont go. Checked spark plugs, look almost Brand new. Just put Carb Cleaner in gas the other day. Appreciate The help
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05-25-2009, 10:02 PM
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Re: 1994 Cart "Quits", SPark plugs good, Put Carb Cleaner in Gas
What belt still spins? Is the motor still running or the starter just turning it over?
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05-26-2009, 07:53 AM
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Re: 1994 Cart "Quits", SPark plugs good, Put Carb Cleaner in Gas
Not a whole lot of info to go on , how many plugs does it have?
Did you check for spark when you looked at the plug? Choke it when it shut off? Can you do any more troubleshooting? |
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05-27-2009, 09:35 AM
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Re: 1994 Cart "Quits", SPark plugs good, Put Carb Cleaner in Gas
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Just the small belt spins. Which i believe the motor is still running? |
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05-27-2009, 09:36 AM
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Re: 1994 Cart "Quits", SPark plugs good, Put Carb Cleaner in Gas
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05-27-2009, 06:12 PM
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Re: 1994 Cart "Quits", SPark plugs good, Put Carb Cleaner in Gas
When it stops running you need to determine the cause. Is it because of no fire or spark at the plug or no gas from the carb.
I would lean more in the direction that you are loosing spark so the first thing to do is carry a spare plug with you. We Didnt look for spark ( not too good with this stuff. Thought you werent supposed to run anything without spark plugs). When the cart stops running raise the seat and remove the plug wire from the spark plug, install it on the spare plug and lay the plug on the motor so that the base of the plug is touching (grounded) a metal part of the motor. Step on the pedal and look for spark. It will be a small yellow spark and sometimes hard to see in daylight. Choking it when you shut off, never thought that was possible. When I asked about choking it I was asking if you tried to choke it after it stopped running, not when YOU turn it off. If you try choking a motor when it dies sometimes it will draw fuel past a problem enough to restart and give a clue that it is fuel related. Check these options and let us know. Mitch |
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