Club Car Gasoline Service Manual page 132

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SYMPTOM
Engine does not start
G
easily, continued:
Engine starts but does not
run smoothly.
Engine turns but fails
to start.
Engine overheats.
Engine pre-ignites.
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POSSIBLE CAUSES
4. Igniter failed
5. Low cylinder compression
6. Water or dirt in the fuel
system and/or carburetor;
dirty or clogged fuel filter
7. Carburetor improperly
adjusted
8. Starter/generator belt
is slipping
1. Spark plug is fouled or in
poor condition
2. Spark plug wire is damaged
3. Igniter failed
4. Water or dirt in the fuel
system and/or carburetor;
dirty or clogged fuel filter
5. Fuel pump malfunction, fuel pressure
to engine too low
1. Fuel tank is empty
2. Fuel line or filters
clogged
3. Fouled spark plug
4. Spark plug wire damaged
5. Loose wire connection
at igniter
6. Igniter failed
7. Engine flooded with fuel as result of
over-choking
8. Kill circuit grounded
9. Fuel pump malfunction
or failure
1. Fan screen is partially blocked or
plugged
2. Improper governor adjustment
3. Carburetor is too lean, check main jet
size
1. Excessive carbon deposits on piston
head or in combustion chamber
2. Spark plug heat range is
incorrect for the engine
3. Unsuitable or contaminated fuel
REFER TO
Section 12, Gasoline Vehicle Electrical
System
Section 13, Engine
Section 14, Fuel System
Section 14, Fuel System
Section 12, Gasoline Vehicle
Electrical System
Section 13, Engine
Section 13, Engine
Section 12, Gasoline Vehicle
Electrical System
Section 14, Fuel System
Section 14, Fuel System
Section 14, Fuel System
Section 14, Fuel System
Section 13, Engine
Section 13, Engine
Section 12, Gasoline Vehicle
Electrical System
Section 12, Gasoline Vehicle
Electrical System
Section 3, General
Information
Section 12, Gasoline Vehicle
Electrical System
Section 14, Fuel System
Section 13, Engine
Section 14, Fuel System
Section 14, Fuel System
Section 13, Engine
Section 13, Engine
Section 14, Fuel System