How to diagnose a gas golf cart that has not starting.

If you own a gas golf cart and it's not starting, it can
be a major inconvenience. Not knowing why the golf
cart is not starting can be extremely frustrating.
Fortunately, there are a few simple steps you can take
to diagnose the problem and hopefully get your golf
cart back on the course in no time.
1. Check the battery. The most common cause of a
gas golf cart not starting is a dead battery. Test your
battery to make sure it is sufficiently charged. If the
battery is low, you can use a battery charger to bring
it back to a full charge. Alternatively, you may need to
replace your battery.
2. Check the spark plugs. Dirty spark plugs can
prevent a golf cart from starting. Remove the spark
plugs and inspect the condition of them. If the spark
plugs look dirty, clean them or then replace them.
3. Check the fuel system. Your golf cart needs fuel to
run properly. Check the fuel system to make sure that
it is free from clogs and debris. If there is debris in the
fuel line, you may need to use a fuel line cleaner to
clear it out. If your fuel tank is empty, fill it up.
4. Check the air filter. The air filter prevents debris
from entering the engine, but if the air filter is dirty, it
can prevent the engine from getting enough air to run.
Clean or replace the air filter if necessary.
5. Check the ignition system. The ignition system is
responsible for turning on the engine. Check the
wires, distributor caps, and any other components of
the ignition system to make sure they are in good
condition. 
Hopefully, these tips will help you diagnose why your
gas golf cart is not starting. If you can't find the
problem, it's best to have a professional mechanic
look at it. They will have the proper diagnostic tools to
pinpoint the problem and get your golf cart back on
the course.