1999 48 volt club car IQ barely runs slow

[shadowman]

than your problem should be in the reagan braking it might just be the soleniod......wait for the others i,m not 100% certain...............

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by BAMA1299

First of all I would like to thank everyone for there help. Just got a chance to look at the cart. It does have 2 solenoid's and when I press the gas pedal I only get one click.

exactly what i figured... You've got two options, replace that solenoid or bypass it. It's fine to bypass it as the new cars, 2001 Regen 2 and all IQs.... don't have it. unhook the battery pack first of all, make sure you flip it into TOW first.... Then remove the solenoid, you've got two white wires on it. One from controller to solenoid, one from solenoid to A2 on motor.... discard wire from solenoid to motor, and take the other white wire and hook to A2 on motor.... You'll end up with a wire running directly from the controller to the motor, therefore, taking the solenoid completely out of the circuit. the two small wires on the solenoid as simply activation wires to make it click. Cut them with a pair of wire cutters, tape them up, and let them hang free of touching anything. Problem solved.. It'll run probably better than it ever has.

[shadowman]

Originally Posted by TahoeDawgZ71

exactly what i figured... You've got two options, replace that solenoid or bypass it. It's fine to bypass it as the new cars, 2001 Regen 2 and all IQs.... don't have it. unhook the battery pack first of all, make sure you flip it into TOW first.... Then remove the solenoid, you've got two white wires on it. One from controller to solenoid, one from solenoid to A2 on motor.... discard wire from solenoid to motor, and take the other white wire and hook to A2 on motor.... You'll end up with a wire running directly from the controller to the motor, therefore, taking the solenoid completely out of the circuit. the two small wires on the solenoid as simply activation wires to make it click. Cut them with a pair of wire cutters, tape them up, and let them hang free of touching anything. Problem solved.. It'll run probably better than it ever has.

yeah man what he said...........................

[BAMA1299]

Thanks to all of you for your help. I am going to try to bypass the solenoid today if I have time and will let you all know if that fixed it. Thanks Again

[BAMA1299]

IT WORKED!!!!!! Thanks to everyone who took the time to help me. Shadowman you was right on the problem. I appreciate you telling me to wait on others since you were not 100% sure. TahoeDawgZ71 you hit the nail right on the head. Your instructions were very detailed and were easy to follow. I just took the solenoid off and ran the white wire from controller to the motor and it runs great. This cart is actually my mother's she uses to get around in the yard because of a bad knee. She is tickled to death and say's thanks also. Hopefully I will be able to help someone down the road.

[BAMA1299]

Forgot to thank you OLD MEC for telling me what model of cart I had. I love the cart you have on your profile. Did you customize it yourself?

[OLD MEC]

I built the body on a 1996 CC chassis, first as a model for a fiber glass mold but after working on it for almost 4 years poor health and loss of shop access caused me to just leave it in model form and painted.

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Glad I could assist. Congrats on your repair!

[shadowman]

Originally Posted by TahoeDawgZ71

Glad I could assist. Congrats on your repair!

ditto..................................

[kantuckian]

Good Info To Keep