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Old 08-20-2012, 11:38 AM   #11
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Second, I would bypass the Dynamic braking solenoid. You can do this by removing it, and re-routing the wire that currently runs from the controller to the solenoid, directly to the A2 post of the motor, and discard the second white wire.
ok..i got everything like you said and the cart is running fine....but i still feel like there is a slight resistance after going for a while at top speed. It never did that before even with old cables. and that A2 cable doesnt seem to be getting hot yet like before so that maybe fixed
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Old 08-20-2012, 11:42 AM   #12
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I definitely recommend changing your wiring from Automotive wire to Welding Cable. I'm sure this mod helped, but it may not resolve your issue completely.
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[QUOTE=TahoeDawgZ71;765398]I definitely recommend changing your wiring from Automotive wire to Welding Cable. I'm sure this mod helped, but it may not resolve your issue completely.[/QUOTE

If i change cables to welding cables and still having issue....then what?
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Old 08-20-2012, 12:41 PM   #14
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I definitely recommend changing your wiring from Automotive wire to Welding Cable. I'm sure this mod helped, but it may not resolve your issue completely.[/QUOTE

If i change cables to welding cables and still having issue....then what?
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just discovered the motor is getting hot and only A2 port is hot not the other ports? wires are fine
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Old 08-20-2012, 12:51 PM   #15
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That's usually the case. For some reason that post generates more heat than the others. I'd take the motor apart and inspect the brushes. Make sure the commutator is clean and the brushes are in good shape.
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That's usually the case. For some reason that post generates more heat than the others. I'd take the motor apart and inspect the brushes. Make sure the commutator is clean and the brushes are in good shape.
Wondering if bad wire to brushes
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That's usually the case. For some reason that post generates more heat than the others. I'd take the motor apart and inspect the brushes. Make sure the commutator is clean and the brushes are in good shape.
motor is brand new bought it in May from club car....what are brushes and where are they located?
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