Low Budget Street Legal Signals | Brake Lights Install

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  • Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
  • We hard wire some signals and brake lights in this one. This is the way to go if you're on a tight budget and need to get your cart inspected for street legal. See Below for parts used in this video.
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  • @tinobalestrini1886
    @tinobalestrini1886 Місяць тому +1

    Hey guys love the videos I have a question what would be the proper air fuel mixture ratio for a 1996 ezgo txt 295 robin. I have had to change spark plugs quite frequently because it seems they gunk up and it loses power I believe it’s running too rich. so I just want to know where you guys would set it so it revs out and runs properly. Thanks again guys

    • @cartsmarttv
      @cartsmarttv  Місяць тому

      They don't have much of an adjustment. On most there is a black plastic adjuster on the very top that is normally set in the middle, you can turn to the left to lean it out and right for rich however, we've never seen much difference in it?? In almost ever case we've seen your problem it was worn out intake valves? Plus these motors only like 100% gas if you can find it or add an fuel additive.

    • @tinobalestrini1886
      @tinobalestrini1886 Місяць тому +1

      My cart smokes but has 165 psi compression in both cylinders so I suspect bad valve seals which will be a winter project. I do appreciate your insight though it is very helpful. I’ll tinker with the adjustment and see if I can find a fuel additive to remove the ethanol from the fuel. Thanks again