Precedent won't move or charge after body swap

[1sikcart]

So I have a Precedent 2012 or 13, i removed the body for paint so i removed the f&r switch and the 3 wires that go into it. Now that i reinstalled the body the cart won't move and the charger won't kick on. Batteries are only 8 months so i'm pretty positive they aren't the issue.

Question is do I just need a new switch? Does the switch not working keep the charger from kicking on?? Or do I have a bigger issue like the computer? I checked voltage on the 3 wires going to the switch and they are all reading something. I have no reverse sound or anything and the battery indicator that usually lights up is not lighting either.

I also am not positive on what color wire goes to what prong on the switch? google image had no picture of that.

thanks

[Sergio]

As far as the switch:

Brown - Forward
Orange - Middle
Blue - Reverse

Did you disconnect the pack before removing the body?

If not, perhaps the fuse by the tow/run switch is blown.

[1sikcart]

Originally Posted by Sergio

As far as the switch:

Brown - Forward
Orange - Middle
Blue - Reverse

Did you disconnect the pack before removing the body?

If not, perhaps the fuse by the tow/run switch is blown.

i did not disconnect the pack. I checked the fuse that is inline on the red wire is that the fuse you are talking about?

[WalterM6]

Since it doesn't have a reverse sound and the batteries don't charge and the cart won't move the obvious place to start would be the OBC. Check all the cabling is intact.

[1sikcart]

Originally Posted by WalterM6

Since it doesn't have a reverse sound and the batteries don't charge and the cart won't move the obvious place to start would be the OBC. Check all the cabling is intact.

I didn't move anything other than the F&R switch. I seen a video on bypassing the OBC is that what i need to do. I was asking IF the switch was bad would it cause all the symptoms i'm having? The black wire going into OBC next to the run/tow switch is able to be moved in and a out a little bit, is that normal?

[WalterM6]

No you don't need to bypass the OBC. On the attached picture is the cable you are talking about moving the big red cable,center/right in the picture? If so yes it does move. I noticed no mention of voltage readings. Do you have a volt meter? Does anything on your cart work like lights, roll away buzzer?

[Sergio]

The FNR switch does not have anything to do with charging.

The 15 amp fuse is located behind the Controller mounting plate and accessible from underneath the cart, is that the one You checked?

If so go ahead and reset the OBC by disconnecting the battery pack for more than 10 minutes.

[1sikcart]

Originally Posted by WalterM6

No you don't need to bypass the OBC. On the attached picture is the cable you are talking about moving the big red cable,center/right in the picture? If so yes it does move. I noticed no mention of voltage readings. Do you have a volt meter? Does anything on your cart work like lights, roll away buzzer?

yes i have a voltmeter, no i don't know what to set it to, to use properly. Or the voltage i am looking to see. The lights are still disconnected from painting it. No it has no buzzer on roll-away. nothing.

[1sikcart]

Originally Posted by Sergio

The FNR switch does not have anything to do with charging.

The 15 amp fuse is located behind the Controller mounting plate and accessible from underneath the cart, is that the one You checked?

If so go ahead and reset the OBC by disconnecting the battery pack for more than 10 minutes.

No I did not check the fuse that you are referring too, but I will now. I will check it and then disconnect the pack if it is not blown. I appreciate the help

[WalterM6]

One more thing. Did you check this fuse circled in yellow?