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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Jun 2016
Location: Auckland New Zealand
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Yamaha G2 - too much air
I have had to remove the air inlet pipe (the square one the runs across the the starter/generator) and partially tape up the hole to the air box to make the cart run correctly. Without that, it starts and bogs - so no acceleration. While it's running fine with the tape on, I don't feel good about my cart needing tape to run! The airbox is new, and seals correctly - as are the air filters. Any ideas? Or should I stop being a purist and let sleeping dogs lie...
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