2002 Club Car 36V Stopped Dead

BSCHWINDERMAN

Have a 2002 36V Club Car, this weekend it got stuck in a ditch. My neighbor was going back and forth in forward and reverse trying to get it out, while he was doing this the tires just dug down like a burnout that went wrong. Anyway something went wrong and it is totally dead now. I have checked all the cables and can hear it click in forward and reserve when the peddle is depressed but it will not go. Is there a fuse somewhere that I could have blown? Anything that I can test before I bend over and go the dealer to have him look at it?

BGW

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shadowman

look at cables at motor for burnt looking ends , even though the solenoid is clicking still try jumping it to see if it runs, check your battery voltage and charge it than load test batteries........did you pull and twist cables to make sure they are tight at battery connections and motor..........these are just a few things........if its a controller cart worse case is it might have burnt up the controller.......while you guys were trying to get it out did you notice any elec. smells?............................its a starting point and i,m certain some of the other members will have some ideas to try................................

golfcarfixer

Check inside your wiper switch, the plastic arm is probably melted from the abuse.I see it quite often on resistor cars.

BSCHWINDERMAN

I took a close look at it last night and found that half of the solenoid was melted and the cable connecting to it was not making contact but the solenoid would still click. Is this just a simple swap of solenoids?

scottyb

Be sure to get a 36 volt golf cart type replacement