Leave the tank in, remove air filter assembly, cooling cowl bolts and do the job through the gap. Use tape on the sharp edges of the cowl to save the blood loss and yes, leave out that bottom bolt, it's a right PIA to get lose. Don't use aftermarket coils, they are junk and won't last a week. Genuine Yamaha only. Coil to flywheel magnet air gap is 0.012"-0.020".
Thanks for the video. I have the same golf cart as you, was wondering if you could answer a question before I replace the coil. I have spark, gas and air. The cart turns over but will not start. I sprayed starter fluid but still no start. Would you happen to know if the coil could be the problem? Thanks
Sounds like it. Make sure your spark plug is gapped correctly. I had the same problem. I stepped on the gas and it just chugged. Didn't move at all. Replaced the coil and now it runs like a top!
Do you havethe mechanic manual for the cart? Make sure you gap the TCI correctly. Also be aware getting off the bottom left nut of the flywheel cover is a real bitch. you need a swivel and extension for your ratchet tool (see :52 secon on vid). when you put the flywheel back on, don't bother replacing this nut!
Also, sign up for "Buggies Gone Wild" blog. There's a ton of information and a huge community of helpful golf cart owners who can answer any question you have.
Out of curiousity, did the coil solve the problem? I bought a 2006 G22 and drove it several miles before I bought it. It ran great. Loaded it onto the trailer and hauled it 75 miles home. It would not start to even back off the trailer. I have spark, gas and air and am now attempting to take the flywheel off to remove/replace the coil.
Leave the tank in, remove air filter assembly, cooling cowl bolts and do the job through the gap. Use tape on the sharp edges of the cowl to save the blood loss and yes, leave out that bottom bolt, it's a right PIA to get lose. Don't use aftermarket coils, they are junk and won't last a week. Genuine Yamaha only. Coil to flywheel magnet air gap is 0.012"-0.020".
thanks for the info
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after replacing did it fix the problem Im having the same thing thank you
Fixed ?? Yes !! I had same problem with my 99 G-16. TCI or (Coil), is the fix. And definitely use Real Yamaha Parts !
Im having a hell of a time getting the flywheel cover off after all the bolts are out. Almost like its sitting too low in the frame. 2006
Got it! Had to hit it with my purse.
still have spark ignition ally buck when i shut it off will not refire no spark replaced tci coil oem still same issue HELP
Thanks for the video. I have the same golf cart as you, was wondering if you could answer a question before I replace the coil. I have spark, gas and air. The cart turns over but will not start. I sprayed starter fluid but still no start. Would you happen to know if the coil could be the problem? Thanks
Sounds like it. Make sure your spark plug is gapped correctly. I had the same problem. I stepped on the gas and it just chugged. Didn't move at all. Replaced the coil and now it runs like a top!
Thank you so much for the response. Will order one now.
Do you havethe mechanic manual for the cart? Make sure you gap the TCI correctly. Also be aware getting off the bottom left nut of the flywheel cover is a real bitch. you need a swivel and extension for your ratchet tool (see :52 secon on vid). when you put the flywheel back on, don't bother replacing this nut!
Also, sign up for "Buggies Gone Wild" blog. There's a ton of information and a huge community of helpful golf cart owners who can answer any question you have.
Out of curiousity, did the coil solve the problem? I bought a 2006 G22 and drove it several miles before I bought it. It ran great. Loaded it onto the trailer and hauled it 75 miles home. It would not start to even back off the trailer. I have spark, gas and air and am now attempting to take the flywheel off to remove/replace the coil.