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Joey G · 11-15-2021, 10:11 AM

Ok, so I had an eroding connection on one of the batteries and ignored it; wow am I paying the sanity price.
I drove the cart to my garage to literally put a new end on the offended cable. Cart died right at the door.
The battery meter went as low as possible b4 I parked it and it was moving slowly.
I replaced the connector on said cable and now the cart will not do anything. It's got the key that selects R/OFF/FWD for the selector. It's got an aluminum Controller, so no green light as I've read about.
No lights come on, no clicks anywhere. No signs of life.
I charged the batteries and they are definitely in very good condition. 50.9 across all and 6.3 for all individually.
Seems as if I really made this girl mad by not fixing her sooner.
I'm going out there soon to ensure my level of frustration remains at a constant for today.
Any help would be appreciated.

11-15-2021, 10:11 AM	#1
Joey G Not Yet Wild Join Date: Nov 2021 Location: Central, FL Posts: 7	2004(?) 48V no power getting anywhere it seems. Ok, so I had an eroding connection on one of the batteries and ignored it; wow am I paying the sanity price. I drove the cart to my garage to literally put a new end on the offended cable. Cart died right at the door. The battery meter went as low as possible b4 I parked it and it was moving slowly. I replaced the connector on said cable and now the cart will not do anything. It's got the key that selects R/OFF/FWD for the selector. It's got an aluminum Controller, so no green light as I've read about. No lights come on, no clicks anywhere. No signs of life. I charged the batteries and they are definitely in very good condition. 50.9 across all and 6.3 for all individually. Seems as if I really made this girl mad by not fixing her sooner. I'm going out there soon to ensure my level of frustration remains at a constant for today. Any help would be appreciated.