club car wont move

mwollerman2011

i have a 2002 club car ds 48v that will not move or do anything I have put all new batteries in it I have changed the solenoid and checked all fuses when you hit the accelerator pedal the solenoid still does not click I checked the run/tow switch and everything is hooked up and set on run I have 49v at solenoid on the positive side I checked the microswitch in the mcor assembly and it is functioning properly I have checked all wiring connections at mcor haven't found any problems cart was working perfectly a week ago and now nothing any and all help is greatly appreciated

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jjance

Lets see if there's something that does work. Do the batteries charge? How about the reverse buzzer? While your at it does the roll away alarm work? Check to see if you got 48 volts on both connections of the key switch. (with the key on).

mwollerman2011

I am not sure about the batteries charging the charger was bad had it taken down to the battery store and repaired the reverse buzzer does not come on and the roll away buzzer does not come on I will check on the key switch this morning and post results of that test thank you

mwollerman2011

ok have power on both sides of the keys switch im going to plug in the charger and see if it will charge at all

mwollerman2011

tested the charger the cart is not charging at all plugged charger into different cart and the charger works fine the car itself doesn't charge checked all wiring and everything looks good and tests good I ordered the OBC for it should have it this afternoon sometime will the OBC cause it to not move? it did have a couple hot spots on the plastic cover piece and a bubble in it like it got really hot inside the computer board

scottyb

Yes, a bad OBC fuse can cause the cart not to charge or run.

jjance

The next check was going to be jumping out the OBC interlock. But replacing it with known good is better. Also many people would have advised you to get a DPI charger and do away with the OBC.

mwollerman2011

I have 20 carts out here and it seems as if once a week or so I get one out here that just throws me a curveball and im lost I replaced the obc and cart started working perfectly with no issues except my charger that I had repaired at a local battery shop doesn't work at all it clicks but the guage doesn't work I tried the car on another charger it worked perfectly I guess im buying a new charger for this thing now thank you guys for all your help

Sergio

Good OBC, Good charger, charger clicks but no current flow = Blown fuse on the back of the charger receptacle on the cart.

kantuckian

Good Info