Frank W

Whether you drive an electric or gas golf cart, the transmission and drive train are what actually turn engine or motor power into forward motion. But unlike a car, golf carts use several very different systems depending on power source…

The drive belt is one of the most overlooked parts of a gas golf cart, yet it’s directly responsible for how your cart accelerates, climbs hills, and shifts through its speed range. Because the belt sits between the primary and…

If your golf cart revs up but barely moves, jerks when you hit the gas, or loses power halfway up a hill, the problem almost always traces back to one part of your golf cart transmission: the clutch. On gas-powered…

Finding the right golf cart engine part isn’t as simple as choosing a component labeled “fits EZ-GO,” “fits Club Car,” or “fits Yamaha.” Each manufacturer has produced multiple gas golf cart models and engine configurations over the years, so parts…

Understanding the main parts of a gas golf cart engine can save you time, money, and frustration when maintenance or repairs are needed. You don’t need to be a professional mechanic to understand what a spark plug, carburetor, fuel pump,…

A strange noise from your golf cart when you press the accelerator can be an early warning that something in the engine, exhaust, clutch, belt, or drivetrain needs attention. While some noises come from simple issues like a loose exhaust…

A backfiring golf cart engine can be alarming, especially when the cart otherwise seems to run normally. You may hear a sharp pop from the exhaust when accelerating, a loud bang when releasing the pedal, or repeated popping while the…

A golf cart that refuses to start can quickly turn a normal day into a frustrating troubleshooting session. You may press the accelerator or turn the key and get nothing at all, hear a single click, or notice the engine…

If you’re shopping for a Yamaha golf cart or looking for the right replacement parts, you may wonder whether you have a Yamaha G29, Yamaha Drive, or Yamaha Drive2. These names are often used interchangeably by sellers, but the parts…

The steering wheel is one of the first things anyone notices about a golf cart, and it’s also the one part you physically touch on every single drive. A cracked, faded, or overly thin factory wheel can make even a…