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[sonnysmith]

The light DON'T work, that's part of my problems.

[Kashmir]

OK, take a volt meter and put on that blue wire. If it's on battery #4 as it should be, there should be 12 volts on your volt meter.
If your lights do not work, this is where they plug into.

If you have what you call factory lights, then the lights should be hooked up to a converter under the cowl of your cart. This is the factory location for the 48 to 12 converter.
If the lights are hooked to a converter under the cowl and don't work, chances are your converter is toast and needs to be replaced.
If there is no converter on the cart, than more than likely the lights are aftermarket and with no converter should be hooked to that blue spade connector.

[sonnysmith]

Thanks I will do that.
I have learned a lot about Precedents in the last few week. I have not worked on many. I have to ask a lot of question to get the information to sink in to this 75 year old mind.

Thanks to all that helps.
Sonny