1996 ezgo pds

[gbridges]

Scotty,

It had NO Voltage when pressed and 4.2 Ohms when pressed

[Marathon Man]

The old marathon used 0-5 k it was a 1204 that is an its 400 amp 1206? They put them in the fredom carts the little white wire from the charger recepticle should read pack voltage

[gbridges]

I have no Voltage coming out small wire from charging receptable

[scottyb]

0-5k ohms is the signal you need for that controller

[JohnnieB]

Originally Posted by gbridges

JohnnieB,

How Much Voltage should be coming out of the White wire coming out to the Charger Receptable. It goes to the a Micro Switch on the F/R Switch.

Marathon Man already answered this, but to get everybody on same page since two different issues are being discussed.

First: The solenoid isn't clicking because there is no B+ (Battery Voltage) going to the solenoid activation circuit.
Connect the red wire going to the microswitch on the F/R assembly to the main positive terminal on the battery pack and the solenoid should start working when the pedal is pushed.

Second: Throttle type mismatch with controller?????????
Take a closer look at the controller.
It has a half speed reverse terminal (Orange wire) and some cargo and people hauler carts with an ITS had a HD series controller instead of the standard Curtis 1206.

Here is a schematic showing that type controller using an ITS.
It is for a Shuttle-4, Shuttle-6 and a TE5, and it is for a 48v system, but if a 48V one exists, I'm pretty sure a 36V one does also. (I don't know what the Curtis model number is)

Get the solenoid to click and see if it runs.

BTW - You won't be able to measure any voltages on Blk/Wht wires until solenoid closes since same voltage the closes solenoid turns on controller.

[JohnnieB]

Did a little more looking.
It is a Curtis 1204 variant that works on 36V to 48V.
http://fsip.workxpress.com/page/link...aca9ff42&wxm=1

[Marathon Man]

Thank you also the marathon 1204 0-5k controller used the reverse micro on the f/r to cut the out put of the potentiometer in half for reverse.