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First time to post, I came here for assistance with my 2010ish Club Car Turf model with the aluminum bed….i have a farm and use this for feeding/ chores…this is my second CC of the same model…after several years and a lot of $$$ spent trying to get it to run reliably we parked it and bought this newer one, it’s run well (other than a really squeaky belt) for a year or two but now is doing the exact same thing as the first one….doesn’t want to start well unless choked and then will run for a few minutes and just quit…no matter how much gas you give it just won’t go, sometimes if it’s left to sit for a few minutes it will start back up and other times it just won’t…. Today I walked back from the pasture in 20 degree cold so there’s that…. I’m not a mechanic but would sure be grateful for any help…
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First time to post, I came here for assistance with my 2010ish Club Car Turf model with the aluminum bed….i have a farm and use this for feeding/ chores…this is my second CC of the same model…after several years and a lot of $$$ spent trying to get it to run reliably we parked it and bought this newer one, it’s run well (other than a really squeaky belt) for a year or two but now is doing the exact same thing as the first one….doesn’t want to start well unless choked and then will run for a few minutes and just quit…no matter how much gas you give it just won’t go, sometimes if it’s left to sit for a few minutes it will start back up and other times it just won’t…. Today I walked back from the pasture in 20 degree cold so there’s that…. I’m not a mechanic but would sure be grateful for any help… -
I would say start with the carb and fuel pump supply.Posted earlier by SheepNv
Make sure your pulse line going to the crankcase is not damaged or old they will allow it to suck air and not supply.
If its sitting and then cranks again could be trash in carb
Pull fuel line off of carb and turn engine over and see if its pumping goodComment
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Thanks so much, will look at that!!Comment
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