Cart running very slow

[neilgw]

I have contacted the seller but no reply as of yet. I have used micrometer on all parts and the only thing I see in question is the mounting holes are elongated which would allow you to mount the sensor alittle off center.
My question is the quality of the part.
Is a $200 sensor that much better quality than a $60 sensor. What is your experience. I dont mind spending more money if I know the part is of that much better quailty.

[TahoeDawgZ71]

I'm sure a factory sensor would be better. The holes shouldn't be elongated.

[greg-g]

I was looking at your pictures and noticed that the color of your speed sensor wires were red, black and blue I think these sensors are made in china and match the ones i have seen on Alibaba for under $20.00. The home grown sensors use a green wire instead of blue.

[neilgw]

I went to the club car dealership and bought a a OEM sensor and magnet. Installed it in the cart. The cart is still running slow. the motor break is functioning in rollaway conditions so i know the speed sensor is working. The cart does not take off with good torque and then slow down, is just runs very slow and steady. The cheap sensor I bought controlled the motor break in runaway situations even with the broke wires in the sensor winding. still trying to resolve my problem.

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by neilgw

I went to the club car dealership and bought a a OEM sensor and magnet. Installed it in the cart. The cart is still running slow. the motor break is functioning in rollaway conditions so i know the speed sensor is working. The cart does not take off with good torque and then slow down, is just runs very slow and steady. The cheap sensor I bought controlled the motor break in runaway situations even with the broke wires in the sensor winding. still trying to resolve my problem.

Take it back to that dealership and have them scan your cart with an IQDM scan machine. It'll tell you exactly what's wrong with it.

[neilgw]

Cart repaired!

Took pedals out this morning to test ohm reading on MCOR. Tested good. found a little corrosion on contacts. sprayed all contacts with contact cleaner. install all back in with di electric compound. Cart ran like a champ. a little corrosion on the contacts was what was causing my latest problem.

Thanks for everyones help.