One step ahead

LanceMac · 07-14-2012, 04:00 PM

So the new microswitch arrived and I installed it in the speed control box of my 1984 Par Car classic. This seemed to increase the speed a little, but I'm not sure what to expect if everything is working right. It does ok on the flats, but really struggles going up slopes.
What I'm looking at now is a capacitor-like device called a time delay. It was not wired in when I got the cart; wiring it according to the schematic made no change.
What I'd like to know: (1) what is it's function? (2) is there a way to test it?
Thanks for any help.

07-14-2012, 04:00 PM	#1
LanceMac Not Yet Wild Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 6	One step ahead So the new microswitch arrived and I installed it in the speed control box of my 1984 Par Car classic. This seemed to increase the speed a little, but I'm not sure what to expect if everything is working right. It does ok on the flats, but really struggles going up slopes. What I'm looking at now is a capacitor-like device called a time delay. It was not wired in when I got the cart; wiring it according to the schematic made no change. What I'd like to know: (1) what is it's function? (2) is there a way to test it? Thanks for any help.
LanceMac Not Yet Wild Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 6

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