2016 Precedent has a current sense fault?

[TNT99]

The cart won't move or take a charge. We looked at it with an IQDM programmer and it shows a current sense fault. I found the blue wire from the charge port to Battery + had corrosion and a blown fuse. I cleaned the corrosion, crimped a new eyelet on and replaced the fuse. I plugged the charger in and it appeared to be charging by the blinking green light on the charger. While it was charging I checked for faults and it showed no faults. After charging I tried the cart and again it wouldn't move. I looked at faults and it has the current sense fault. Could this be an OBC issue? Where else should i look?

Thanks for any help

[jjjtadpole02]

Did you check the car's main 15A fuse by the controller?

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[TNT99]

Yes it was good.

[methos0510]

It could very well be the controller.

[Sergio]

There is no charger port blue wire that goes to the pack positive battery post on a 2016 precedent.

Verify what wire you are referring to and give us some back ground on how the problem started or any leading symptoms prior to total failure.

The "current sense fault" if it is not being caused by miss-wire it usually means you need a new controller.

[movin-on]

Also you don't have an obc in an Eric cart...According to the manual a current sense fault means that there are problems with the armature current sensor circuitry...A current sense fault is detected and the controller de-energizes the solenoid coil...If the fault comes back after clearing the fault replace the controller..
Do as Sergio suggested and you might get lucky on the wiring...

[yawood]

If you do replace the controller, take the opportunity to fit an Alltrax rather than just replacing with OEM. Dave at Revolution Golf Cars or Scotty at Carts Unlimited would make sure you have the best one for your circumstances.