After the carb has been adjusted to proper specs and is running ok you can adjust the governor by bending the wires to either up the rpm or to lower it.
Also a better way without ruining the wires is to adjust the small screw that holds the governor piece in place. You can loosen that screw and push or pull on the governor to adjust the rpm. Usually pushing the governor will increase the rpm. You can always readjust, so you don't have to ruin the metal pieces connecting the carb and the governor
get a tech. you need one that will read a 1 cylinder engine. hook it up by its directions. check oil and gas before starting engine. make sure what ever the engine is attached too, will not move when the engine runs. use safety practices, i.e.. don't touch "hot, moving, or anything that might cause injury. start engine. when warmed up. adjust idel set screw to raise or lower speed. set to spec listed in manual for your model
On most motors you loosen the screw on the Governor arm while throttle is wide open then tighten it before you release the tension. This is only a preset it may need further adjustment with age. PS some tvm engines have a Governor override adjustment lever with two screws. the top one is for high rpm adjustmen tand the lower is for low rpm. how to videos are out there as well.... good luck
Governors work off a fan by the flywheel. Other than bending the linkage there is not much to adjust. Just blow any debris out and keep it clean. Not sure about your particular setup but they all operate on the same principle. vbd
The governor that works off the flywheel is called an air-vane governor and is used mainly on the smaller engines (3.5 - 9 HP). The larger engines, like the intek, use a mechanical governor that is inside the engine. It is a gear mechanism with weights that swing out as the engine speed increases. this in turn pushes against a shaft that applies a negative force on the throttle to keep the engine from reving to high..
How do you adjust the governor on a 2004 Club Car ?
If its on a golf cart or mule email me at gibsonvillepaul@yahoo.com and i will be glad to help you
How to remove and line up a flyway on G1 golf cart
I wouldn't take off the governor, but you can loosen it. It sits on the rear end of the drivers side, and it's simply a bolt and nut that the looser you make the nut, the more speed you'll get from your cart.
Take out the governor
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adjust the linkage on the cable and open up the governer
you should look at buggiesgonewild.com!!! if its gas its towards the back of the cart, and pivits!!The linkage from the accelerator pedal goes to the governor on top of the transaxle. Another linkage then goes to the carburetor.
Golf Cart Input Shafts are like parts of the golf cart that's need to be overhauled.
golf cart = Voiturette Trolley = chariot
you can drive a golf cart on the golf course so you don't need to walk :)
There probably isn't a speed control on the golf cart itself, but on its engine. To get more or less speed out of it, you would need to mess with the governor (on the engine itself).