Posted by BarnyardEngineering on August 24, 2020 at 11:12:39 from (74.67.123.76):
Trying to get the flywheel shroud off the Club Car golf cart engine to replace the ignition coil. Obviously the cart is designed so that you need to remove the engine to effectively work on it. Obviously I don't want to remove the engine.
I have all the bolts out of the shroud, except the one on the very back of the engine. It's located right against a frame member, and the only way to remove that frame member, is to pull the engine from the cart.
We managed to get a few flats of turn on the back bolt so the shroud is loose, but we can't get it to slide out from behind that bolt. All the other holes around the edge of the shroud are slots. This one appears to be a full hole. Who is the evil son of a ... that designed this thing? All the bolt holes you can get to to remove are slots, the one you can't is a full hole.
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