Full Engine Rebuild (Yamaha G29 Golf Cart Engine)
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2021
- This is a rebuild of a Yamaha G29 golf cart engine that needed a new piston and rings and some valve work. This is the how to put the engine back together from a complete teardown.
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I recently took interest in carts and bought one to redo and stumbled upon your videos . I feel as though I can rebuild mine after watching you
I'm 72 and this is my first Golf cart. I went to an Automotive college. You JUST gave me the knowledge and torque specs. I am completely confident to be able to rebuild my own. Thanks you did great work.
I’ll be doing a piston and ring job on mine this week, thanks for the vid,
Good honest video, no one is perfect 👍🏻watching in Canada. Looking for the drop in segment!
It would be good to see a close view of arrows and alignment depressions for timing, but that was real helpful. Thank you.
Ya, I greatly respected you leaving that mistake on the video, anyone could have edited it out. Anyone who says they have never put something on backwards or didn't make a mistake assembling something is crazy. Thanks for the video , gonna give this rebuild a go.
I appreciate that. I'm not perfect and never will be. I try to show it how it really is....(at least in my shop lol). Best of luck to you, it's a fun little project.
Awesome! Starting new job at Golf cart shop tomorrow. Yamaha is new to me and is my first work ticket. I've only worked on EZ GO and Club Car.
Nice! Congrats on the new job. Hope this will help you get started...then I will be asking you questions!
Now I like to see other people make mistakes. I am sorry that happened to you but it makes me feel normal cuz I make those same mistakes sometimes. Please keep up the awesome work brother! Job well done Sir!
Yes sir, no reason to edit the mistakes. Thanks for your support my friend!
Great Video. Extremely helpful for a rebuild. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much! I'm glad you found it helpful!
Great reality work ! I have been there ! everyone goes through this , and we all feel the connection Bro!
Thanks for sharing! I like to keep my mistakes in the videos so people can see the "real world" haha. I'm not perfect.
Another great video! I like you showed the mistakes hey everyone messes up every now an than.
Thanks Arthur! No reason to edit them out. Maybe someone can learn from them…🤣
Hey brother this is a great video . Ive had that happen to me b4 when using the ring compressor . It happens to the best of us . Hope all is well . Glad u are feeling better . Take care and stay safe
Thanks buddy! I sure appreciate you.
@@kbssmallenginerepair2615 no problem brother.
Fantastic video brother 👏 👍 I can learn from this thank you 😊
Wow that's nice to see. U look a bit nerves but yeah great job. Most of the ring sets has got the number on it according to the size of piston that u r putting in. What's my everyday job for the Golf carts, Yamaha ,club car , Ezgo and etc. Thanks for sharing
Thanks. I'm a little camera shy I guess? haha I don't do too much work on these, mostly lawn and garden equipment. Thanks for watching!
What was your piston side clearance and ring gap ?
KB don't be ashamed of using special tools to make your job easier and a time saver
Thanks my friend!
Thanks my friend!
Thank you.
Thanx for the torque specs
Great video! Just confirming piston ring order. Sounds like blue one on top, orientation does not matter since there are no markings, yellow ring is second with the “R” up, correct? Thanks.
Love your engine rebuild video. I have a question if you don’t mind. I have a 2002 Yamaha g22. I’m getting gas in the oil, and oil sitting in the air cleaner. The motor runs good but started smoking. I removed the motor and have it ready to rebuild. I’m just concerned why the oil is getting in the air cleaner and gas in the oil.
And do you have the link for engine rebuild parts.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. 👍🏻🇺🇸
Do you have a video that shows engine removal from the golf cart?
Hi how you going do u have the torque specification for Yamaha g5 all engine spec thanks Michael
Hi where can i find the previous videos of the removal and tear down of engine . Thanks
Im working on a kawasaki fe290d clubcar basket case, all apart in baskets and containers. I noticed that when I removed the valves aside from the normal carbon build up ,the innerside of the exhaust valve was caked , I cleaned & reseated the valve and intake and tested ,But I did notice I could compress the spring by hand to put the retainer clips in . This must have been the problem to begin with of this engine . I did hone the cyl and replaced the rings.
Nice find. It's always nice to find an easier solution than originally anticipated.
Where can I find a good manual for the g16, I’d like to rebuild my engine.
Question: sorry if this is a stupid question, why would you not want to put gasket sealer on the crank case gasket or is that overkill with these types of gaskets?
Hello I enjoy the video what would you say what would it cost me to have a job done like that I like to have an idea
nice video watched it a few times now ,is there much difference between the 1995 g14 ,i,m going to give it ago, thank you for your work
Awesome, thanks Norman! I haven't done much on a g14, however I just finished a total rebuild on a '98 g16 over the weekend and it was almost identical. I believe they put the g14-g22 all in the same range when looking up parts and stuff, so I would imaging you are going to be very similar as well. Good luck!
The ring gaps
You tork those headbolt threads Dry?
How did you get the flywheel pully off?
Hi I am getting ready to rebuild my golf cart how do I determine what kit to buy and what engine is in my Yamaha golf cart it’s a 1998 I believe
What type of oil are you using to lube the parts? Assuming it was 4 cycle oil but wanted to double check. Thanks
It is just regular sae 30 small engine oil. Any assembly lube will do as well.
Does the exhaust side need a seal? My golf cart only has 50psi compression and I notice the Intake valve it "sticky" going in and out but the exhaust side slips in and out very freely and it doesn't look like it has a seal on it
There is no seal on the exhaust side.
Hey man i believe i have this same motor in my yamaha prohauler cart. Offroad and golf cart dealers are no help. Where did you get this rebuild kit? Rings piston gaskets? Id appreciate the assist lol
I actually got them from my local golf cart dealer. That is where my customer wanted to get the from because they had them in stock and I could get them same day. If you are getting the runaround with the dealers, checkout partzilla.com
did you bore the block or just install new piston?
I re-honed the cylinder
So what way does the arrow go to the valves
The arrow points toward the push rod cavity.
Where did you find the parts?
I have same engine just can't locate an accurate part break down.
Nice work.
Great Vid but didn't see any lube on the cam ,pushrods or rocker tips, also no seal on the exhaust valve other than that you did well!
There is no seal on the exhaust valve.
They dont put one on the exhaust for some reason😅
Why this engine doesn't have crankcase breather Vent
It does, it comes out the top. It is between the spark plug and the starter generator mount.
Did you check your gaps first
I did not. Probably should have, but a little spoiler…it runs great!
Easy mistake! This is one reason ii like your channel. You are trying to do several things at once and the human brain can't process all. At ounce
Thanks Shelly! No reason to edit out that kind of stuff all the time. I do sometimes for times sake, but I like to show it as real as possible in case viewers run into the same thing...Thanks for the kind words!
You can barley see any of the work you’re doing, your commentary is misleading. You don’t specify anything. You didn’t elaborate on any of the most important details such ass how to position the rings or how to put the piston in correctly. You literally only showed us the wrong way when you messed up. You didn’t give us the torque specs for the crank case bolts. All that and I’m not even half way thru the video. I’m jumping back and forth from google to other videos just to find the information you’re not giving. All I’m getting from this video is an IDEA of how to put the engine together. Unfortunately this is the only video I could find on the Yamaha G engine. You seem like a genuine guy and I’m not trying to be a dick but with all this positive feedback you’re getting from overly generous viewers, I feel some constructive criticism is necessary considering such low quality content. Recommend you pay a bit closer attention to detail for the audience.. if we’re already rebuilding the engine, the details are likely what most of us are here for 👍🏼
Not enough editing. It's 2
Long
Go ahead and move along, or skip ahead....