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Old 08-31-2012, 10:35 AM   #11
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Thanks again Shadowman.

It does have coils behind battery compartment and a sinlge solenoid. I was thinking it was one or the other. My only concern was that maybe when I put the new case on, the wiper arm of the V Glide was not making proper connection and needed adjustment or something.
ok resistor cart...odd for 03 but anyways check v-glide for arm adjustment for kicks and giggles but the way the setup is i don,t see anyway for the wiper arm to be that out of adjustment it only goes on in one position right? but, the little pad that runs across the copper shoes theres adjustment to that but that part has no effect on microswitch... since microswitch is in there might as well double check arm it sure won,t hurt..................................
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Old 09-01-2012, 02:09 PM   #12
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ok resistor cart...odd for 03 but anyways check v-glide for arm adjustment for kicks and giggles but the way the setup is i don,t see anyway for the wiper arm to be that out of adjustment it only goes on in one position right? but, the little pad that runs across the copper shoes theres adjustment to that but that part has no effect on microswitch... since microswitch is in there might as well double check arm it sure won,t hurt..................................
I believe it is an 03, the serial number starts with AB0326...

The wiper arm just barely touches the first shoe with no accelerator, and does not swing all the way to the last when the peddle is all the way down. I am wondering if maybe there is a short in the ground wire inside. I am pulling it all apart again.

THe odd thing was that it ran fine before I replaced the case. If you held the V Glide in place before the swap, it had lots of power and **** near took him arm off when the peddle was pushed.
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Old 09-01-2012, 02:11 PM   #13
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I believe it is an 03, the serial number starts with AB0326...

The wiper arm just barely touches the first shoe with no accelerator, and does not swing all the way to the last when the peddle is all the way down. I am wondering if maybe there is a short in the ground wire inside. I am pulling it all apart again.

THe odd thing was that it ran fine before I replaced the case. If you held the V Glide in place before the swap, it had lots of power and **** near took him arm off when the peddle was pushed.
that sounds about right for the arm.....it only contacts about 1/2 of the last copper pad...................................
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Old 09-01-2012, 06:09 PM   #14
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Well, to finalize the thread, I got it working. The microswitch in the V Glide was the problem. The spring that despresses the switch when the wiper arm repturns to off was bent and not tripping the switch, so the power was running the whole time the key was on. Don't know why that would cause it to lose power, but once I bent it back into place it runs fine.

Thanks Shadowman for the help.
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Old 09-01-2012, 06:47 PM   #15
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glad you got it, what was going on was with the MS not working it was leaving the solenoid energized and so the solenoid was sending voltage to coils making heat because cart wasn,t moving............yes the MS will do that if its acting up i,m curios as to how it got bent..........................
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