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Originally Posted by KennyP
Ill jump in here and give a little more food for though and you can take the info or discard it.
We have seen some issues with the use of non ethanol fuel in the quiet tech cars, not sue why yet but we do recommend 89 or 93 fuel in those cars.
I get those that are DIYers but there is a lot to be said for those of us that work on alot of carts. We are seeing an issue with the QT cars , but we check the issue during a service to prevent the issue.
All carts have issues that are preventable if looked at during a service and its not in any service manual or on you tube.
A good tech is looking, feeling, at the issues for each particular golf car. Have had many DIYers who thought they were saving money by doing it themselves, only to have a major issue that was preventable with the right eyes looking at it.
Im just putting this info out there in an effort to prevent issues. I know some of you dont like my comments and thats ok, but be aware many of the issues are preventable.
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some issues with the use of non ethanol fuel in the quiet tech cars
Quiet tech carts IMO run hotter do to the quieting. The extra heat in engine compartment maybe be issue? Reason I say this friend has issue when I pulled seat i noticed heat which hotter than my non quiet tech cart. His exhaust was plugged up causing acceleration problem (spark screen). Which might have caused the extra heat?
I for one something’s don’t agree but your comments are welcome IMO. I sure you see far more issues than I do.