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[bc13]

Ok, thanks lockman i will try to test it more once the little ones are in bed.

[bc13]

I got a chance to check it for a couple of minutes. The voltage did not vary it just steadily dropped as the cart seemed to be draining the battery as it ran.

[lockman1]

I've really only had to deal with this once,
There was a 2001 DS in my old campground that did the same thing, the owner wasn't much of a wrench turner, and asked me to fix it,
I didn't feel like removing his S/G to get it tested, so I brought a voltage regulator the next weekend, put it in, and it worked!

Everything that I've read here with your scenario, always leads to generator brushes, especially with a cart older than 1997,
Here's a link to test the S/G in the cart....

Click...>>> http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/gas-c...-question.html

Originally Posted by meimk

That yellow wire is a control wire from the voltage regulator to the generator. The regulator selectively grounds that lead to engage the generator. In fact that's how I test the system with a charging problem: disconnect that yellow lead at the generator, run a jumper from that terminal on the generator to ground. If it max's out the generator (16+ volts) the regulator is the problem, if it still doesn't charge it's a generator problem.

[bc13]

OK so I disconnected that yellow wire and grounded that terminal and I was getting charging voltage again. So that must mean it's the voltage regulator right?

[lockman1]

Yep!

[bc13]

Thank you Lockman, you are truly a blessing. God bless you.

[lockman1]

That's what BGW is here for!