1988 36v club car ds doing nothing

[Green5743]

And the controller looks same.

[Mooncarter]

It is probably a 1204-something. But, I don't know if that is the correct one for that motor (assuming you have a CC motor and rear).

Check and make sure you have a CC motor and rear. I would then go by the diagram I told you about and change out the parts and places to do this thing the way it should be.

[Green5743]

Looks to be a cc motor

[Mooncarter]

Do you know anything about the history of this cart?

[Green5743]

Not to much.... I was told that a old lady had it and it didn't run so a guy bought it changed the batteries to what the are now and ran good. It was parked in the fall last year and now it doesn't run.

[Green5743]

Also there is a red wire coming from the control panel where the batteries feed into that isn't plugged into anything it is a hot wire

[Mooncarter]

I don't want to discourage you but you have a mess.

You have a cart somebody put parts in to make it run (if it ever did) instead of getting the correct stuff.

Somebody has robbed parts from that, and there is no way of knowing what is gone, or how they connected or attempted to connect it.

looking at this cart you need to gut it n put in good club car parts

you need 89 to 03 parts
this is the diagram you will need

you will need a f/r switch
speed switch
a 36v club car controller
wiring harness
six 6v batteries
this is a major redo !!!.. but that cart is a good start
give the cart a good going over brakes bushings steering(mus have rack and pinion)
first test the motor
JACK UP CART AND PLACE ON JACK STANDS FOR ANY TESTING

motor test

WARNING you don't want to make a big spark anywhere near the battery.


note : use 2 wrenches on motor studs to keep them from spinning

if motor runs then i would invest the $1200+ to fix it ...
if not junk the whole thing

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[Mooncarter]

As CTD said you have a good platform for a nice cart.

Soak down the motor studs with PB blaster or something similar, and be cautious using 2 wrenches to remove the motor cables. And they need replacing too.

yea i don't know how it moved before
look down on the drivers side for the speed control
looks like this


is it there ?