Late 2001 club car creeps

[mrgolf]

Originally Posted by trey lane

This cart doesn't have solenoid on the drive side

My bad, never checked the serial number.

[trey lane]

Okay Thanks there is a local guy here close to me that has a bunch of used controllers i will try that an see what happens

[trey lane]

Put a used controller on tonight an worked like a charm. Thanks for all the help

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by trey lane

Put a used controller on tonight an worked like a charm. Thanks for all the help

[trey lane]

Now today my child gets on it an raises h*** on it an now it want do anything it is not clicking at relay anyone have any thoughts?

[trey lane]

On top of everything each battery is reading 12.4. But when measured across it only reads 17.3

[trey lane]

Battery problem fixed but car will still not pull. I believe I have a lemon

[TahoeDawgZ71]

12.3 volts? Your cart should have 8 volt batteries in it. Have you converted it to 12's? If so, that's fine, just want to make sure we're on the same page. So the solenoid is still not clicking, correct?

[trey lane]

Yes I converted to 12 volts cause I only use around house. I switched back to my old controller an it started working momentarily so I'm thinking I got my hands on a bad controller

[TahoeDawgZ71]

The controller has absolutely NOTHING to do with the solenoid clicking on a series car. If the solenoid is intermittent, you have other problems. It's either a bad connection, intermittently operating microswitch in the V-Glide/MCOR, micro on the back of the F&R switch, short in the key switch, bad solenoid, or bad on-board computer solenoid lockout circuit. Call me if you want to troubleshoot it over the phone. Get a multimeter in your hands and your cart stripped down enough to allow access to the controller and solenoid and I"ll be glad to help. Phone number is on our website. Link below.