Jv real quick question where did you get it from (Like city/state) and did you change altitudes? A lot of times golf carts are jetted for a specific altitude so if you got it from somewhere with a significantly higher or lower altitude that could be an issue as well.
The governor shouldn't effect it all from a choke stand point. The carburetor (as others have pointed out) is the most likely point of failure. It may just need to be cleaned out or replaced.
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Originally posted by JvDub95 View Post
I was having the same issue with my riding mower too, so it must be a carburetor act up time of year. Good luck and I hope you get it figured out!
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I just asked a buddy of mine who has several golf carts and he said it's the carburetor and nothing to do with the Governor.Originally posted by JvDub95 View PostI have an 83 ezgo golf cart that I just bought and once it gets going it drives smooth but getting it started I have to pull the choke every time
Is it as simple as adjusting the carburetor? or does it have something to do with the governor?
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Golf cart question
I have an 83 ezgo golf cart that I just bought and once it gets going it drives smooth but getting it started I have to pull the choke every time Is it as simple as adjusting the carburetor? or does it have something to do with the governor?
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