Need help with new solenoid
I just bought a new 48 volt solenoid for my 84 Marathon.
The 36 volt solenoid was working fine, according to the mechanic at the golf cart store. But I figured it would be much better to have a 48 volt solenoid for my 48 volt system. Here's my problem: I don't know how the solenoid should be wired. I labeled all my wires and the old solenoid, and I made a schematic of the old setup. But the new solenoid posts are on the bottom, not on the side, like my old one. As you know it has 2 large posts and 2 small posts. I know which wires go on the large posts and which go on the small posts but I don't know which specific post gets which wire. For example, let's say I have on my old solenoid posts 1,2,3 and 4. My wires are labeled 1,2,3 and 4. The 1 and 4 wires go on the large posts, but which post is the 1 and which is the 4 on the new solenoid??? |
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DD
Can you post a pic of the new solenoid and which model it is? |
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I'm gonna tell you a secret but, you can't tell anybody :mrgreen: It don't matter... That's it .... as long as the big wires go on the big posts and the small wires go on the small terminals it works :thumbup: Of course on the small terminals you realize that one post will be designated negative polarity only and the other positive polarity only !
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Scotty
Did you think he got a (I think) 586 solenoid? |
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Hopefully, he can tell us what? he got... LOL
HEY ! Congrats on 1000 Posts Mark !!! Hey, Everybody, Markskarts has 1000 bgw posts!!!! |
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The one on the left is the 36 volt. I numbered the top 1 thru 4 and the wires I removed are likewise numbered. Label says it's a 5 coil 36 volt DC cont. solenoid.
The one on the right is the new one. I can't figure out where to begin with it. The label states it's a type 586 120111 coil 48 volt dc cont. That green wire on the 36 volt was not connected to anything else. It has a female spade connector on the loose end. The third post on the 36 volt has a male spade connector as part of the setup. I suspect that's for the ignition wire to plug into. |
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And, sorry, Mark. He is not a he. I am an ole grandma who likes to do manual labor - automotive, construction, now golf cart. LOL Pat |
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