RXV Curtis throttle connector

[Tomcniff]

Hey guys.
Replacing Danaher wiring on 2008 RXV.
Ordered a 2012 Curtis wiring harness off eBay
Most of the harness was plug and play, except for the speed sensor connection to motor- easily created adapter, and the throttle connection.
I’m not familiar with the connection type that was supplied with the new harness. I was under the impression that the two wire to 4 wire patch connector was standard on all models. There connector locks like what is connected to the sensor, but only has two wires

[kgsc]

Not sure if it will help but here are the wiring diagrams for both models.

[Tomcniff]

I have the wire diagram, and the harness has correct wire colors. I could splice old connection on to new harness but I get nervous that it might not be correct. Hate to fry a controller with a jacked up harness.

Can I get a new sensor and connect the harnesss directly- that looks like the connection.

[kgsc]

Not sure how to answer that.

[ojo]

There must be something wrong with the new harness. There are a 4-pin connector from the accelerator switch on the cart and the throttle sensor needs a 3-pin plug on the harness. Should be the same on all Danaher/Curtis carts as far as I know.

Btw
Does the new harness fit on the brake side? Brake and accelerator switches/sensors are exactly the same on the RXV.

[Tomcniff]

Brake side looks perfect, only throttle side is different
Seller claims I have wrong rxv model, but as far as I’m aware all rxv have this system

[kgsc]

Throttle switch is the plug with 8 pins but uses 2 wires. Brake switch uses a 4 pin flat plug with 2 wires. Sensors use a 4 pin plug with 3 wires. The early carts used a different brake switch with a square socket plug then had a harness to convert it to a flat 4 pin. Post pics of what your sensors and switches look like.

[ojo]

Originally Posted by kgsc

Throttle switch is the plug with 8 pins but uses 2 wires. Brake switch uses a 4 pin flat plug with 2 wires. Sensors use a 4 pin plug with 3 wires. The early carts used a different brake switch with a square socket plug then had a harness to convert it to a flat 4 pin. Post pics of what your sensors and switches look like.

I don't have the floor open at the moment but, the sensors have devenetely a 3 pin socket!

[ojo]

Indeed, the sensor has changed 2016+ ( 671848 ), 2009 - 2015 part no. 600019. Probably the harness is the 2016+ version.

[kgsc]

Well the new one 671848 is listed that it is the replacement for the old one so should be the same plug. We just need to see the switches and sensors on the op’s cart.