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Old 08-16-2020, 01:51 PM   #11
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Those are nice cables...did you assemble them or get them that way? Where from?
I’m making the lengths as I go.
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Old 08-16-2020, 01:59 PM   #12
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Please tell me you didn’t bolt that to the frame Major no no. You can buy a fuse holder to do the same but never connect directly to the frame. ....
Here' a better angle of the fuse block.
I think next time I will 3D print the block, the studs are just regular SS bolts.
I'm going to add a -48V stud on the other side to keep all the negative leads off the battery.
I had some leftover 1 ga cable from a boat project so I made cables to connect the batteries to the motor.
The previous owner had installed a 2 ga battery cable set when he changed the batteries.
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Old 08-16-2020, 02:13 PM   #13
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Okay, much clearer now. I assume the bolt heads are recessed ?
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Old 08-16-2020, 02:48 PM   #14
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I didn't like the idea of the Alltrax 400A fuse hanging off a battery terminal so I mounted it on the frame rail behind the batteries.
Now I don't have to pull the battery terminal cable to disconnect, that can be done at the fuse.
Thanks for the advice. I was originally planning on just mounting the fuse directly to the main solenoid.
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Old 08-16-2020, 02:53 PM   #15
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As for wiring your cart is based on a DS so get the wiring diagram for that for the wiring colors for key switch and throttle. The rest you will just have to figure out.
Thanks for the advice. I just haven’t found a wiring diagram for this particular built.

I take it that the main solenoid shouldn’t matter how I use it meaning #1 and # 2 post as long as the diode is orientated correctly right?

PS if I could just figure it out I wouldn’t have made this post for some help.
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Old 08-16-2020, 03:19 PM   #16
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.... I take it that the main solenoid shouldn’t matter how I use it meaning #1 and # 2 post as long as the diode is orientated correctly right? ....
Correct.
Mine is wired with both +'s on the right.
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Thanks for the advice. I just haven’t found a wiring diagram for this particular built.

I take it that the main solenoid shouldn’t matter how I use it meaning #1 and # 2 post as long as the diode is orientated correctly right?

PS if I could just figure it out I wouldn’t have made this post for some help.
Fair enough.. Maybe this will help. https://alltraxinc.com/wp-content/up...S-WIRE-DIA.pdf

Are the original wires and throttle box there?
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.... I assume the bolt heads are recessed ?
Yes, there is some sort of potting in there, too.
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And this one
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Fair enough.. Maybe this will help. https://alltraxinc.com/wp-content/up...S-WIRE-DIA.pdf

Are the original wires and throttle box there?
If by throttle box you mean the MCOR then yes it’s there with the factory wires/connectors. That’s all running to the back of the cart. Those seem to be the easiest to wire in.

The cart was already upgraded some but I pulled that stuff out to install the new items. I also wanted to eliminate the factory F-N-R cluster along with all the big wires running 12ft length of the cart and just install the toggle switch and only run a few small wires up front to the rocker switch. Parts removed were a 2006 D&D motor, Alltrax Axe 2007 , and a Allright SW80 main solenoid.

I’m mainly having a wiring issue between the main solenoid, controller, the two F-N-R solenoids, and the motor.

I have those diagrams. One in the manual and one I found and printed but they don’t seem to correspond with my build. Or maybe I’m over thinking it.
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