New Member Question

[Htownblue]

I think the OP is referring to an OBDII reader for automobiles which is sometimes used an nomenclature for a vehicle scan tool.

[NoleFan4Ever]

Originally Posted by Htownblue

I think the OP is referring to an OBDII reader for automobiles which is sometimes used an nomenclature for a vehicle scan tool.

Ohhhh. Makes sense now, On Board Diagnostic. Mine are all OBDII's for automotive. I have a Curtis for Golf Cars...

[mgray70]

If he installed the control and then it blew when HE tried it, he shouldn't charge you for that controller! I've had to eat a few controls because of similar mistake. It's his responsibility to test the motor to make sure that isn't what caused the control to blow in the first place. That is why I try to only install Alltrax controls, because they have short protection built in the control. If the motor has a short, it will flash a code and protect the controller.

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[Muzner]

Originally Posted by Aflyer

Muzner,
Welcome to BGW.
We could be more help to you if you let us know what year your car is.
The serial number should be located under the dash board, if you can post that we can tell you what year it is, and which drive system it has.
Aflyer

The cart is a PQ0714745185 and the controller is a Curtis Remanufactured 1510-5201.

And OBD is the code reader...I think I have that right?