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-   -   Input Shaft Replacement - 2011 Yamaha Gas (https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/all-about-golf-carts-things-156/input-shaft-replacement-2011-yamaha-gas-345528/)

rhood 11-19-2023 08:19 PM
Properly looked at. What exactly does that mean.
Does that mean that properly looking at it will prevent failure?
I’d like to know what is the proper preventive maintenance that will prevent failure?

Topspinmo 11-19-2023 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by rhood (Post 2275976)
Properly looked at. What exactly does that mean.
Does that mean that properly looking at it will prevent failure?
I’d like to know what is the proper preventive maintenance that will prevent failure?
It’s BIG secret, techs don’t want you to know.:popcorn: you can guess why :oops:

KennyP 11-20-2023 06:51 AM
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Originally Posted by nomosno (Post 2275975)
what mpn# do you want?

jw1-g6320-00-00

NoMoSno 11-20-2023 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by KennyP (Post 2276022)
jw1-g6320-00-00
In stock ready for your order:

Just a moment...

Yamaha Input Shaft Assy Jw1-G6320-00-00
– PowerSportsXpres

RICH1 11-20-2023 08:11 AM
Search AMAZON for your parts, then have a mechanic install… it’s an easy job and
Aftermarket parts are available… parts are around 250.00 … also double check that shaft, it’s rarely an issue, the bronze bearing is designed to wear , not the hard steel shaft….it’s one of those jobs that Emory cloth will clean it up… ( the customer will never know)

klobben 12-13-2023 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by klobben (Post 2275466)
Just had annual maintenance performed by The Villages Golf Carts. They informed us our cart needs a new input shaft. They can't replace it as they only use Yamaha parts and Yamaha no longer manufactures input shafts for a 2011 cart. Anyone have any ideas on a reputable company that would be able to replace the input shaft for us? And any idea on what that might cost? Thanks for your help.
Just a quick note to bring closure to this thread... Scott at Titan Golf Cart (352-348-7381) was able to repair the input shaft for us at a very reasonable charge. We'll be using him for all of our golf cart repairs and maintenance moving forward!

Topspinmo 12-13-2023 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by klobben (Post 2282198)
Just a quick note to bring closure to this thread... Scott at Titan Golf Cart (352-348-7381) was able to repair the input shaft for us at a very reasonable charge. We'll be using him for all of our golf cart repairs and maintenance moving forward!
So what was the repair?


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