Wiring question 01 regen 2

[Jefft247]

With the jumper in place I 51 at all times on th blue and4 on the blue and white. No change when pressing pedal.

[Jefft247]

I have 51 on the blue at all times and 4 on the blue and white. No change when pedal is pressed.

[Sergio]

You may have a bad main solenoid.

The correct place to put the meter probes on the solenoid small post are:

Positive on the Blue wire
Negative on the Blue/white wire

You should get 0v with pedal up and +48v with pedal down.

If You get that voltage and the solenoid does not click, the solenoid is bad.

[Jefft247]

Ok I was testing from the main ground on the battery pack. Sorry...
I do not get any volts pressed or not on thkse post.

[Sergio]

You know You have +48v on the Blue wire.

If You are not getting +48v across the small posts, that means the controller is not providing the negative to activate the solenoid.

The 4v you are reading on blue/white wire likely means you are using a good digital voltmeter that has a low impedance input (LoZ) or an old analog meter.

What controller exactly did you get from this guy?

It may be less of a headache , heavier on the wallet though, to convert to an IQ harness and controller.

[Sergio]

A good deal on an IQ controller just showed up on parts for sale.

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/golf-...ml#post1178570

You would still need to buy the harness and MCOR.

[Jefft247]

Is this very complicated change. I am sick of the regen2 system.

[Jefft247]

The controller number is ic3645sh4d222c1
Is this the correct controller for my cart?

[Sergio]

I cannot answer that question from experience, but if You look at post #7 on this thread, Revolution Golf Cars was putting together a kit for the conversion.

I would call Dave and get details on what he is going to offer and what else You will need.

The Regen1&2 were short lived and not well designed from the start, so usually it is not a good investment to try to replace too many parts and still end up with a Regen2 system.

If You ever had any plans to lift the cart and put bigger tires, this would be the opportunity to get a higher amp controller.

[Jefft247]

Ok, I understand. I really appreciate all your help with this problem. I have had this cart for over 10 years and it has been lifted with 23" tires for about 7 years. For what little I do with it has been great. Until now...

I should have saved the money I spent on the replacement and purchased a the iq system.
Do u think the controller is bad?

Thanks again for all your help. I will donate to this site its very resourceful!