I think I may have messed up

[rib33024]

Originally Posted by Chad rhodes

The small one?

Yes there is three, black - white, - and the small red/white wire

[Chad rhodes]

Where are the fuses?

[Clemsoncartguy]

There are no fuses. Unless you put an aftermarket on online somewhere.

May be things in the controller you can replace if your a serious electrical geek but not for 98% of us.

[Chad rhodes]

Originally Posted by Clemsoncartguy

There are no fuses. Unless you put an aftermarket on online somewhere.

May be things in the controller you can replace if your a serious electrical geek but not for 98% of us.

Well that's just great. As usual, something simple turns into something complex. About to get after it with the multimeter

[rib33024]

Here's a link to the Sticky: with manuals for your cart.
http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...g-manuals.html
Download the *.pdf files for Owner, Service and Parts manuals.

There is a PDS troubleshooting tree in the Service manual.

With the key on, F/R switch in F or R, the solenoid should click (clunk) when throttle pedal is pushed.
If it doesn't, check the (red wire/(reed switch) coming out of the cart's charger receptacle, for battery pack voltage.
If it clicks every time pedal is pushed, but cart doesn't always move, you might have a bad controller, or solenoid (main contacts bad), or bad high current cable or connection, or bad ITS (throttle system).

Remember to put Run/Tow switch in Tow position whenever you disconnect or reconnect a wire or cable. Otherwise you'll destroy the controller.

If you failed to do so while replacing batteries, I suspect the controller is bad.

[Chad rhodes]

Originally Posted by rib33024

Here's a link to the Sticky: with manuals for your cart.
http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...g-manuals.html
Download the *.pdf files for Owner, Service and Parts manuals.

There is a PDS troubleshooting tree in the Service manual.

With the key on, F/R switch in F or R, the solenoid should click (clunk) when throttle pedal is pushed.
If it doesn't, check the (red wire/(reed switch) coming out of the cart's charger receptacle, for battery pack voltage.
If it clicks every time pedal is pushed, but cart doesn't always move, you might have a bad controller, or solenoid (main contacts bad), or bad high current cable or connection, or bad ITS (throttle system).

Remember to put Run/Tow switch in Tow position whenever you disconnect or reconnect a wire or cable. Otherwise you'll destroy the controller.

If you failed to do so while replacing batteries, I suspect the controller is bad.

You may be right, however I think the fwd/rev switch may be bad as I can't get constant continuity when checking it with the multi meter