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Vacuum Fuel Pump 72021-G01 for 1994–2003 E-Z-GO TXT Medalist 295cc 350cc 4-Cycle
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This vacuum-operated fuel pump replaces E-Z-GO 72021-G01 on 1994–2003 gas TXT and Medalist carts with 295cc or 350cc 4-cycle Robin engines.
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
Compatible equipment / model
| E-Z-GO | TXT and Medalist gas models, 1994–2003 with 295cc/350cc 4-cycle Robin engines |
|---|---|
| Other E-Z-GO platforms | Selected Workhorse, industrial and personnel-carrier applications using 72021-G01 |
Product Overview
The pump uses engine pulse/vacuum to move fuel from the tank to the carburetor. A hardened diaphragm or leaking check valve can cause long cranking, fuel starvation on hills or under load, and an engine that runs only after manually filling the carburetor.
This is the earlier 72021-G01-style pump. Later MCI and Kawasaki-powered E-Z-GO carts use different pump designs, so engine type and model year are important fitment checks.
Key Features & Performance
- Vacuum/pulse-operated fuel pump
- Replaces 72021-G01
- For 295cc and 350cc 4-cycle Robin engines
- Restores fuel delivery from tank to carburetor
Replaces Part Numbers
- 72021-G01
- 72021G01
Technical Specifications
- Pump type: Vacuum / pulse fuel pump
- Engine: 295cc or 350cc 4-cycle Robin
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will this fit later MCI-engine TXT carts?
A: Later MCI applications can use a different pump such as 72873G01; identify the engine before ordering.
Q: What causes a pulse pump to stop working?
A: A torn or stiff diaphragm, failed internal check valves, cracked pulse hose or vacuum leak can prevent fuel movement.
Fitment can vary by serial number, production date, engine configuration or prior repairs. Verify compatibility using the part numbers and application details listed above before ordering.