1st cart!! 1989 ezgo gas

[ChevyRacing75]

Originally Posted by essness

Why in the world would we laugh? We like carts, before any of them became what we wanted, they looked like something we didnt want
The cart looks like a good clean canvas. Good luck

Yeah mine looked like that. Gotta start somewhere Have fun with it. That is the key.

[sccowboy]

Here are some pics of my 89 that I recently sold..

[hotmomma]

Originally Posted by essness

Why in the world would we laugh? We like carts, before any of them became what we wanted, they looked like something we didnt want
The cart looks like a good clean canvas. Good luck

It's going to be awesome when you get finished!

[hotmomma]

Originally Posted by sccowboy

Here are some pics of my 89 that I recently sold..

Looks good for a 89! Nice! Thanks for the pics!

[divot61]

still sounds like its the main jet, it effects the performance of the entire engine, idle and wot

[divot61]

if i could find the post i would submit it, but the best thing to use is a cutting tourch cleaning kit, it is a small box of very thin wires that have a slightly roughened surface on the different size wires that are just perfect for cleaning out jets in carbs, there probably 4 bucks but you will use them time and time again, well worth the money.

[gary85]

Well, I'm back with probably my last update for awhile, because I'm tired of working on it and want to take it to my golf course.

After having the engine out and trying to change the seals (which I couldn't..a long and dreadful story), I got pissed and put it all back together. Mind you, I did put in a new reed valve assembly and had the carb went through completely. After all that said, the motor still runs good but with choke about half pulled instead of full like before.

So, cleaned it up a bit and took some more photos...think I will just try to run it for awhile and who knows, it may get better.

I want to thank all that helped in this endeavor and who knows.. if I can save up some funds maybe I can do a complete rebuild on her.

Again thanks to all!!!!

[hotmomma]

Originally Posted by gary85

Well, I'm back with probably my last update for awhile, because I'm tired of working on it and want to take it to my golf course.

After having the engine out and trying to change the seals (which I couldn't..a long and dreadful story), I got pissed and put it all back together. Mind you, I did put in a new reed valve assembly and had the carb went through completely. After all that said, the motor still runs good but with choke about half pulled instead of full like before.

So, cleaned it up a bit and took some more photos...think I will just try to run it for awhile and who knows, it may get better.

I want to thank all that helped in this endeavor and who knows.. if I can save up some funds maybe I can do a complete rebuild on her.

Again thanks to all!!!!

Looks really good! Enjoy your cart!

[sccowboy]

Originally Posted by gary85

Well, I'm back with probably my last update for awhile, because I'm tired of working on it and want to take it to my golf course.

After having the engine out and trying to change the seals (which I couldn't..a long and dreadful story), I got pissed and put it all back together. Mind you, I did put in a new reed valve assembly and had the carb went through completely. After all that said, the motor still runs good but with choke about half pulled instead of full like before.

So, cleaned it up a bit and took some more photos...think I will just try to run it for awhile and who knows, it may get better.

I want to thank all that helped in this endeavor and who knows.. if I can save up some funds maybe I can do a complete rebuild on her.

Again thanks to all!!!!

What happened with the seals? Your cart is in really great shape. I cut the bag holder off of mine but left the sweater basket. I intended on cutting the sweater basket off after I built the cargo box. The box I had was pretty easy. I scrounged up some square tubing and cut it all to the lengths I wanted and then sent it over to the local career school where they welded it all together for me free of charge. I actually took the rear canopy supports off and threaded them behind and down thru the front of the cargo box, that way the box was as far forward as possible.

[GoTeeMan]

With the cart on jack stands and the engine running spray carb cleaner at the throttle shaft of the carb, I did that to my 1982 and the engine ran like a top. I have since ordered new carbs for both my 82 and 89. The engine rpm changed a little bit when I sprayed it by the crank seal (very little bit) but when I sprayed it by the throttle shaft it really smoothed out.