Knocking sound coming from motor

[erict]

Originally Posted by delagem

Why, yes, that is your cart! With Photoshop help from Scubabud.

If you can't remove the fill plug, you just flip the cart upside down before adding the 22oz of Wesson... Easy!

That beats removing the axle.. Should one use canola, vegetable, corn or best blend.....

[1001]

im still not following, should i just buy the guide ring and see what it is

[delagem]

We are just having a little fun.

You should start by draining your diff oil, and see if there's metal fragments in there. (Likely there isn't anything wrong in there, but it never hurts to check).

Then, drop the motor, and since you seem very confused as to how to further troubleshoot this, take it to a golf cart dealer, and ask the mechanic to take a look.

He will likely tell you for free what's wrong, and the repair bill will be minimal, since you did the hard part yourself (remove the motor/reinstall the motor).

Another option? Use this opportunity to send your motor off to Plum Quik or one of the companies that rebuilds motors, and makes them faster. Very reasonable, and a nice upgrade.

[1001]

ahh i see

[sunoco]

Its probaby the motor centering issue. The guide ring/ motor centering kit is very easy to install. Disconnect main + and - from the battery pack. Disconnect the cables on motor. Be sure to mark which cable goes where. Remove the 3 bolts holding motor in place. Determine if your motor has the guide ring or not. If your not sure take a pic and post here. If it does, you should be able to tell if its loose/broke or whatever. Order new if needed. If it does not have the guide ring, you will need motor centering kit part # AM10039. It consist of a regular washer, a toothed washer and a spring. It also comes with a bearing and a rubber bumper. Dont install the rubber bumper. Install the bearing if you want. Hope this helps

[Stevegrmich]

Originally Posted by sunoco

Its probaby the motor centering issue. The guide ring/ motor centering kit is very easy to install. Disconnect main + and - from the battery pack. Disconnect the cables on motor. Be sure to mark which cable goes where. Remove the 3 bolts holding motor in place. Determine if your motor has the guide ring or not. If your not sure take a pic and post here. If it does, you should be able to tell if its loose/broke or whatever. Order new if needed. If it does not have the guide ring, you will need motor centering kit part # AM10039. It consist of a regular washer, a toothed washer and a spring. It also comes with a bearing and a rubber bumper. Dont install the rubber bumper. Install the bearing if you want. Hope this helps

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[GLEEMO]

great help delagem