club car stop some times

[majoci94]

I have one electric club car 48v, and in the last heavy rain week, the cart it began to run some dinstance and suddenly stop and run again someone help me thanks

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by majoci94

I have one electric club car 48v, and in the last heavy rain week, the cart it began to run some dinstance and suddenly stop and run again someone help me thanks

What year? Electrical system? Series or Regen?

[FIXEROFCARTS]

By now it is dried out and the car runs. You must have a car with the exposed micro switches on he f/r switch. If those get wet it won't run until they get dried off.

[majoci94]

ok I replace the f/r switch still the same problem
club car 8 battery's 6volts 2005 is a passenger car used to deliver guest to rooms

[Todd Dolfi]

I had yamaha doing that awhile back and was told the controller was getting hot. letit sit for 3 to 4 mins. it would take off again like nothing happened.

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by majoci94

ok I replace the f/r switch still the same problem
club car 8 battery's 6volts 2005 is a passenger car used to deliver guest to rooms

This is a heavy duty IQ Plus vehicle. I can tell this by the fact that it has 8 batteries instead of 6. The most common problem I see with these cars are bad speed sensors and bad battery connections from near broken or corroded wires. The first thing you need to do is to check your battery voltage. You need to get a reading of the voltage across all 8 batteries while the car is resting... and you also need a reading of the voltage when the car "drops out" If one of the batteries is bad and the voltage of that battery drops significantly lower than it should it can cause the whole system to shut down. To check the speed sensor, put the car in the RUN mode, put the F&R switch in either forward or reverse, turn on the key and push the pedal until you hear a solenoid click to ensure that the system is awake. Then, get off of the vehicle and try to push it. If the car rolls easily and silently you've got a bad speed sensor. The car is supposed to roll a few feet before it starts to "regen" or hold itself back. It will be accompanied by a few beeps from the reverse buzzer while the car is holding back on you. If you hear the beeping, the speed sensor is sensing that the car is rolling and it's working properly.