No Spark Gas Club Car

[Ehammond]

Have a 94 gas Club Car I bought new. About 2 months ago wouldn't start, no spark. Did some research and replaced the igniter, still no spark. Did some more research and disconnected the ground wire on RPM limiter, started and ran for 2 months. Yesterday would not start again, no spark. Replaced the igniter with the one that was running a couple months ago, no spark. Completely removed the RPM limiter, still no spark. Where do I go from here????

[Batman47]

I have a 94 and the shop replaced the coil , they are not cheap. Runs great now.

[Mooncarter]

Replace the spark plug and see what happens.

[Ehammond]

Originally Posted by Mooncarter

Replace the spark plug and see what happens.

I thought about that but there's no spark getting to the spark plug.

[Ehammond]

Replaced igniter, removed rpm limiter, replaced coil STILL NO FIRE. Will the low oil sensor shut off engine or just turn on the warning light? WHAT AM I MISSING????

[Mknapmiller]

Check neutral safety switch and grounds maybe?

[meimk]

Follow the ground path.
http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/attac...swiringje9.jpg

There is the small wire off the coil that goes to a junction with the RPM limiter, The combined wire continues through the bullet connector on the white/black wire that runs up the passenger side of the engine and into the wire bundle that goes around the starter/generator. That wire leads to the lower micro switch in the black control box then joins on to a ground lead coming off the voltage regulator. Just as a test disconnect the bullet connector on that white/black wire (connector will be next to the oil fill tube) and see if it has spark then. WARNING: with that wire disconnected even the key switch won't shut down the ignition, but releasing the gas pedal should close off the carb butterfly enough to kill the engine.

[lockman1]

And if it still doesn't have spark after testing what meimk said... it's a bad coil, or spark plug boot.

[chevydmax6]

Have u looked at the micro switch that is the kill switch i have had then go bad and wont let it spark
It is the bottom one in the black box where the throttle cable comes from

[Ehammond]

I got a wiring diagram and it looks like 2 things that I had not considered can cause no spark. One section of the ignition switch can short causing coil to be grounded. Also the "Kill Switch" can short causing the coil to be grounded. Attaching the diagram and a copy of a trouble shooting procedure I found. The cart is at a shop from getting the coil replaced, old man can't get down in that position, will pick it up tomorrow and continue trouble shooting from these tips.