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03-22-2021, 07:47 PM
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2007 precedent 48 volt solenoid
I have a 2007 precedent 48 volt all stock. New batteries. Was running perfect and then under a load lost everything. Nothing forward or reverse. The solenoid clicks and makes a continuity but within a second or 2
Clicks and breaks continuity across the 2 big terminals. |
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03-22-2021, 08:15 PM
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Re: 2007 precedent 48 volt solenoid
With solenoid completely removed. I checked voltage across the 2 small wires that connect to solenoid. With key on my volt meter reads 30.4 volts , whe accelerator is depressed it jumps to system voltage(50.1 volts) for just a second and drops vack to 30.8 volts. Please help me. A good bit of my income is made driving this cart. I have no shops within a couple of hours to take it to.
If any one can help please do . My number706 is 536 , 3005 |
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