Why is the starter/generator on my Club Car FE350 2005 not charging the battery?
If the starter/generator in your Club Car Offroad Vehicle isn't charging the battery, check for a loose or broken wire in the starter/generator circuit, a shorted generator field coil, worn brushes or a dirty commutator, a loose or slipping starter/generator belt, a failed voltage regulator, or a failed battery.
Why does the spark plug in my Club Car Offroad Vehicle foul repeatedly?
If the spark plug in your Club Car Offroad Vehicle fouls repeatedly, consider these potential causes: an incorrect plug, a damaged spark plug wire, unsuitable fuel or an incorrect (rich) fuel mixture, a failed ignition coil, dirt entering the combustion chamber (check the intake system for leaks), or heavily worn rings leading to low cylinder pressure.
What to do if my Club Car FE350 2005 Offroad Vehicle engine turns but fails to start?
If your Club Car Offroad Vehicle's engine turns over but doesn't start, several factors could be at play. The fuel tank might be empty, or the fuel lines or filters could be clogged. A fouled spark plug or a damaged spark plug wire are also potential culprits. Other possible causes include a loose wire connection at the ignition coil or RPM limiter, a failed ignition coil or RPM limiter, the engine being flooded with fuel due to excessive choking, a grounded kill circuit, a malfunctioning fuel pump, or a relay failure (on key-start vehicles only).
Why does my Club Car Offroad Vehicle engine not start easily?
If your Club Car Offroad Vehicle engine does not start easily, it could be due to several reasons: a partially fouled or poor condition spark plug; a damaged or loose spark plug wire; a loose wire connection at the ignition coil or RPM limiter; intermittent ignition coil failure; low cylinder compression; water or dirt in the fuel system and/or carburetor; a dirty or clogged fuel filter; an improperly adjusted carburetor; or a slipping starter/generator belt.
Why is my Club Car FE350 2005 losing engine power?
If your Club Car Offroad Vehicle experiences a loss of engine power, several factors could be responsible. These include an exhaust valve restricted with carbon deposits, a muffler or exhaust pipe restricted with carbon or other substances, a failed ignition coil, a dirty or clogged air filter, an improperly adjusted governor, a throttle linkage out of adjustment, low cylinder compression, a failed spark plug, restricted fuel flow, or a torque converter that is not backshifting properly.
What to do if my Club Car FE350 2005 engine starts but does not run smoothly?
If your Club Car Offroad Vehicle's engine starts but doesn't run smoothly, it could be due to a fouled or poor condition spark plug, a damaged or loose spark plug wire, intermittent ignition coil failure, water or dirt in the fuel system and/or carburetor, a dirty or clogged fuel filter, or a fuel pump malfunction causing low fuel pressure to the carburetor.
Why does my Club Car FE350 2005 Offroad Vehicle engine overheat?
If your Club Car Offroad Vehicle engine overheats, it might be due to a partially blocked or plugged fan screen, an improperly adjusted governor, or a carburetor that is too lean (check the main jet size).
What causes the carburetor to flood in my Club Car FE350 2005 Offroad Vehicle?
If your Club Car Offroad Vehicle's carburetor floods, it could be due to a leaking, dirty, worn, or damaged inlet valve or seat; a damaged float filled with fuel; a float needle valve not functioning properly; or a clogged carburetor vent.
What causes the engine to pre-ignite in my Club Car FE350 2005?
If your Club Car Offroad Vehicle engine pre-ignites, it could be caused by excessive carbon deposits on the piston head or in the combustion chamber, an incorrect spark plug heat range, or unsuitable or contaminated fuel.
General| Brand | Club Car |
|---|---|
| Model | FE350 2005 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Essential safety statements for vehicle operation, repair, and service.
Outlines required maintenance checks at regular intervals for optimal vehicle condition.
Details lubrication points and recommended lubricants for vehicle components.
Provides instructions for checking and maintaining the engine oil level.
Safety precautions and procedures for fueling the vehicle to prevent fire hazards.
Refers to section 12 for periodic battery maintenance procedures.
A guide to identify symptoms, probable causes, and corrective actions for vehicle issues.
Visual representations of the vehicle's electrical circuits for diagnostic purposes.
Detailed steps for testing various electrical system components and circuits.
Information on testing, removal, disassembly, and installation of the starter/generator.
Details on testing, removal, and installation of the voltage regulator.
Instructions for testing, removal, and installation of the solenoid.
General information, testing, preventive maintenance, and storage guidelines for the vehicle battery.
Information on spark plug selection, gap setting, installation, and testing.
General information regarding cylinder head, including compression pressure specifications.
Information on engine removal, crankcase cover removal, and oil level sensor.
Procedures for removal, installation, and adjustment of the ignition coil and flywheel.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the engine and related components.
Details on carburetor function, troubleshooting, main jet adjustment, and installation.
Procedures for adjusting engine RPM settings for optimal performance.
Information on fuel filter replacement, including removal and installation procedures.
Details on fuel pump operation, removal, disassembly, cleaning, and installation.
Procedures for fuel tank removal, disposal, storage, and installation.
Instructions for muffler removal and installation, including necessary hardware and torque specs.
Guidance on checking and maintaining the lubricant level in the unitized transaxle.
Procedures for removing and installing axle shafts, bearings, and oil seals.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the unitized transaxle from the vehicle.
Step-by-step instructions for safely installing the unitized transaxle onto the vehicle.
Instructions for adjusting the forward/reverse shifter cable for proper operation.
Inspection, replacement, removal, and installation procedures for the drive belt.
Details on drive clutch removal, cleaning, inspection, disassembly, assembly, and installation.
Procedures for driven clutch removal, disassembly, inspection, assembly, and installation.
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