[Crookedbreeze]

I was objectionable to having a Curtis cab. Really enjoy ours . no fumes inside. I think you have an issue.

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by DM101

I recently picked up a new Yamaha Golf Car with a Curtis Cab enclosure. After driving it for the past week I'm amazed how much of the engine exhaust gets into the cab. When I have the doors closed it's almost unbearable. I would imagine that the exhaust could be re-routed more away from the cab. Has anyone else experienced this? Any suggestion on a fix or where to take the car to fabricate an exhaust extension would be appreciated. Thanks.

Another good reason to not own one. They are a pain in the you know what if you use it to play golf and if you are tall.

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Carburetor or fuel injected? Look for exhaust leak especially the flex hose connections. Also make sure flex connector not hard/cracked and leaking which usually causes backfire? Some reroute the tail pipe?

Writer said cart was new. These are all fuel injected. When I ride in my cart with the canvas covers awnings down, smell is unbearable

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by Rwirish

Never have had any odor.

Carbon Monoxide is odorless.

[Catalina36]

Originally Posted by DM101

I recently picked up a new Yamaha Golf Car with a Curtis Cab enclosure. After driving it for the past week I'm amazed how much of the engine exhaust gets into the cab. When I have the doors closed it's almost unbearable. I would imagine that the exhaust could be re-routed more away from the cab. Has anyone else experienced this? Any suggestion on a fix or where to take the car to fabricate an exhaust extension would be appreciated. Thanks.

I have a 2015 Yamaha fuel injection with the Sleekline Cab with no issues at all. If you purchased a New Yamaha Cart with the Curtis Cab Bring it back to the Dealer for a repair. You stated you purchased new but you didnt say how old the cart is??? Your Dealer should be ablr to resolve your issue.

[DM101]

Just a quick follow up and clarification. I ordered this golf car to be built and picked it up brand new 11/2/23. I took it in for service to have the issue addressed yesterday and picked it back up this morning. I was told that the throttle body butterfly needed to be adjusted because it was open at idle. The Air Box Modification that should have been completed at build was only partly complete. All this was taken care of and after driving the car home 5 miles it appears that the issue is resolved. I'll post again if it still needs addressed.

[villagetinker]

Thank you for the update

[M2inOR]

Originally Posted by DM101

Just a quick follow up and clarification. I ordered this golf car to be built and picked it up brand new 11/2/23. I took it in for service to have the issue addressed yesterday and picked it back up this morning. I was told that the throttle body butterfly needed to be adjusted because it was open at idle. The Air Box Modification that should have been completed at build was only partly complete. All this was taken care of and after driving the car home 5 miles it appears that the issue is resolved. I'll post again if it still needs addressed.

So good to hear that you took it in and the problem was corrected!

[Dusty_Star]

Originally Posted by DM101

Just a quick follow up and clarification. I ordered this golf car to be built and picked it up brand new 11/2/23. I took it in for service to have the issue addressed yesterday and picked it back up this morning. I was told that the throttle body butterfly needed to be adjusted because it was open at idle. The Air Box Modification that should have been completed at build was only partly complete. All this was taken care of and after driving the car home 5 miles it appears that the issue is resolved. I'll post again if it still needs addressed.

Congrats on your speedy & effective repair.

[Catfishjeff]

I have a 2023 Yamaha with a Curtis Cab and there’s zero exhaust fumes so take it back to the dealer ASAP.

[dhdallas]

Originally Posted by DM101

I recently picked up a new Yamaha Golf Car with a Curtis Cab enclosure. After driving it for the past week I'm amazed how much of the engine exhaust gets into the cab. When I have the doors closed it's almost unbearable. I would imagine that the exhaust could be re-routed more away from the cab. Has anyone else experienced this? Any suggestion on a fix or where to take the car to fabricate an exhaust extension would be appreciated. Thanks.

Should have gone electric. Virtually maintenance free and no exhaust or gasoline smells. Gas carts also have a myriad of parts to fail compared to hardly any on an electric cart. I love my Club Car DS electric cart. It is 24 years old and has never left me stranded.

[Normal]

Originally Posted by DM101

Thanks all. I had it built by the Villages Golf Car shop in Brownwood and picked it up last week. It only has 15 miles on it now. I'm going to bring it back there today to have them look at it. We'll see what they determine to be the cause...

“Bought it at The Villages Golf Cart store”…there lies most golf cart problems.

[spd2918]

Originally Posted by kkingston57

Carbon Monoxide is odorless.

It's there with all the other gases.