What did you do to/for your EZGO today?

[rib33024]

Originally Posted by sassycat

ordered sweet seat covers from largo fl with 2 blue stripes and black main color.
ordered pass tie rod.
boked a smowl and screwed up my fresh cut diamond plate
one more smowl and i got it right
adjusted brake cables and found pass side not workin.gonna try to free it up today before buying another.

Is this that -- KEYS carts -- or some thing like that?? in the middle of the high way

[sassycat]

sorry,wrong guy/cart lol//im in ocala area

[Gonkulor]

Originally Posted by DaveTM

Last month I bot new T-105'!! Hochie-Mama!! I shoulda did this a few years ago....but I'm just cheap!! I went' from 6, 8-V's to 8, 6-V's and since my Bro-in-law is a master mack mech., he made me up some new 2-ga. wires to go from my F\R switch to the motor.

I'm sure I now have the 12 mile range I've often heard about....but never actually had with the 6, 8-V Excides. These Trojan's are the "bees knees" and I am the definition of "Happy Camper."

Cool beans on your new batteries. Make sure you have them broken in properly. Also, it's advised you replace all of your high current cables to 2 gauge.

[DaveTM]

Originally Posted by Gonkulor

Cool beans on your new batteries. Make sure you have them broken in properly. Also, it's advised you replace all of your high current cables to 2 gauge.

Well Gonkulor, I'm guessing by "all" the only thing left would be the controller wires. But, I will tell you that I have a special heat sensing tool.....it's called my "hand." And after replacing the longer (I believe the wires from the F\R switch to the motor were 42" each) after a long ride at half throttle, full throttle, half throttle going up a 25 to 30 degree hill...I pulled out my special heat sensing tool, and jammed it into the F\R switch contact points. They were warm.....but not "hot as a firecraker" as I have found 'em in the past.

So....sumpin must be workin right!! (I think that's the technical definition.)

Dave

[sassycat]

drove it 15-20 miles thru thick woods and 4-5 wet soggy swap bottom edges,,found more deer,hog and turkey tracks this yr than in the past 10..prob because of being more wet than normal i suppose..
the cart did great with the new 1 inch shorter belt..spins out a lot and sling mud everywhere lol..need posi
bought a bigger cleanable air filter and got it installed and wow,what a big difference than the stock airbox and worn out filter..its really gettin a wheel good now!!

[Madman415]

Putting new shocks in it, changing the timing belt, tune up, & oil change

[sassycat]

got some rattle can paint on ole blue,,almost there..

[scottyb]

Originally Posted by DaveTM

Well Gonkulor, I'm guessing by "all" the only thing left would be the controller wires. But, I will tell you that I have a special heat sensing tool.....it's called my "hand." And after replacing the longer (I believe the wires from the F\R switch to the motor were 42" each) after a long ride at half throttle, full throttle, half throttle going up a 25 to 30 degree hill...I pulled out my special heat sensing tool, and jammed it into the F\R switch contact points. They were warm.....but not "hot as a firecraker" as I have found 'em in the past.

So....sumpin must be workin right!! (I think that's the technical definition.)

Dave

I got a similar heat sensing tool... works good unless you get the dreaded "OVER user limits" warning

[DaveTM]

Originally Posted by scottyb

I got a similar heat sensing tool... works good unless you get the dreaded "OVER user limits" warning

Yeah.......There are those times when the "controller" that the "special heat sensing tool" is connected to.....freezes up like Windows "Home Edition" and I jam the special heat sensing tool (aka my freaking hand ) right into a blistering hot F\R switch!!

I keep wondering if this tool is under warranty.....but my wife tells me.....Go ahead and call yourself....nobody's home half the time anyway!!..

[scottyb]

Originally Posted by DaveTM

Yeah.......There are those times when the "controller" that the "special heat sensing tool" is connected to.....freezes up like Windows "Home Edition" and I jam the special heat sensing tool (aka my freaking hand ) right into a blistering hot F\R switch!!

I keep wondering if this tool is under warranty.....but my wife tells me.....Go ahead and call yourself....nobody's home half the time anyway!!..

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