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scottyb · 05-05-2017, 08:30 AM

All the wiring means just that. The conversion is a complete different drive system. It is very simple. There are 5 small wires in the set up, these will all be new. The cart needs only supply 36v(+) to a key and then to the new system.
The high amp cables will all change because you have new different components mounted in new locations. This is not a plug and play application. It is a weekend project. The new components can be mounted anywhere. they simply need to be wired per the install diagram. My suggestion is to cluster the components to minimize the connecting cable lengths.
The kit includes a new solenoid.
The new pedal assembly replaces both the speed wiper assembly and the resistor coil pack.

05-05-2017, 08:30 AM	#4
scottyb Happy Carting Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Southern California Posts: 73,418	Re: G2 conversion to solid state All the wiring means just that. The conversion is a complete different drive system. It is very simple. There are 5 small wires in the set up, these will all be new. The cart needs only supply 36v(+) to a key and then to the new system. The high amp cables will all change because you have new different components mounted in new locations. This is not a plug and play application. It is a weekend project. The new components can be mounted anywhere. they simply need to be wired per the install diagram. My suggestion is to cluster the components to minimize the connecting cable lengths. The kit includes a new solenoid. The new pedal assembly replaces both the speed wiper assembly and the resistor coil pack.