Electric EZGO RXV won't move on it's own

[Tha_B_Man]

Originally Posted by BobBoyce

Many problems with the RXV are caused by people not thoroughly reading about their peculiarities before trying to do things that have been proven to cause damage.

Like taking a meter and probing certain (SOC Guage) harness connectors for voltage... that ends up shorting two pins together, blowing out the controller and the encoders. 48V pack voltage coming in contact with 5V logic circuits does not end well.

Or treating it like a TXT and cutting the reverse buzzer wires to silence the buzzer... that also damages the controller.

Or splicing into the keyswitch wires...

Or cutting/splicing into the wrong harness wires...

Or disconnecting/reconnecting battery pack wires without putting in tow mode and turning off the key first...

Need I go on?

The RXV is more of a computer on wheels than a conventional golf cart. Treat it like a computer and you will be ok. Treat it like an older generation TXT and you may find out just how different it is... Even the new generation TXTs are very similar to the RXV in complexity, and the TXT72V is more complex and AC drive!

Bob

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