Accelerator delay and whirring noise on club car precedent gas

[Gibster2502]

Hi I've a problem with club car precedent gas in that there is a delay when pressing the accelerator. Engine kicks in fine after a few seconds. Happens all the time. Had taken starter generator motor out last week and replaced the brushes so definitely not that problem. Battery and solenoid seem ok. See video posted on YouTube club car delay (Garvan o Connor) Any help suggestions very welcome thanks




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[Golf cart guy]

Tighten the crap out of the starter belt. Most people don't tighten them up enough.

[villebacker]

The whirring sound is the starter turning but the belt is not tight enough to turn the motor.

[Gibster2502]

Thanks I did that and it's really helped!! I since realised that the engine was sometimes naturally stopping in top dead center and it was the struggling to turn over from this point when you pushed accelerator, probably because of the alignment of the piston in relation to the crank shaft (more force required when piston and crank in line) Do you think that putting my battery on an overnight charge might help as well? Maybe more power drain from the battery when starter trying to turn engine from top dead center position. It might help for s smoother restart from top dead center. Belt tightened had really helped, whirring now very infrequent and not for as long. Thanks for the reply any other ideas welcome. [emoji106][emoji106]


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