2013 club car 48v won't run please help

[tcb2020]

I have a 2013 club car 48v cart that just won't run no matter what i do. i have replaced the mcor, solenoid, and made sure the motor spins by testing it seperatly. i cant get the solenoid to click but i have power on both sides of it. I have jumped the run/switch and also used a jumper to bypass the obc. Does anyone have any ideas on what to test or look for next im at a complete loss.

[tcb2020]

Also after testing for the last few days my headlights now longer work which doesn't quite make sense either. I still have 50v across the whole pack as well and my batteries are less than a year old

[Mooncarter]

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[tcb2020]

I'm sorry? what is that mooncarter?

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Originally Posted by tcb2020

I have a 2013 club car 48v cart that just won't run no matter what i do. i have replaced the mcor, solenoid, and made sure the motor spins by testing it seperatly. i cant get the solenoid to click but i have power on both sides of it. I have jumped the run/switch and also used a jumper to bypass the obc. Does anyone have any ideas on what to test or look for next im at a complete loss.

It sounds like it could be the controller? Controller should be energizing the solenoid but apparently isn't (could verify if there is 48v on the small terminals when the cart should be in operation). Good luck.

[tcb2020]

with my dvm negative probe on main battery negative and postive on either small terminal I have 48v

[kgsc]

Sounds like the solenoid is not getting a ground signal from the controller. I am assuming this is a precedent cart so should have a light blue wire and blue with a white stripe on the small terminals of the solenoid. Put your leads on those two and see if you get pack voltage with the pedal pushed

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by tcb2020

I'm sorry? what is that mooncarter?

The first time I read the post I read "can" where you typed "cant." I also asked about the voltage which came up your second post so I deleted my response.

I got sidetracked and forgot to come back.

Have you tested the solenoid?

[tcb2020]

for anyone that finds this post, The solution to my issue was a new controller