2006 TXT-PDS-36V - Jumper wire Connector Spec?

[REGerlach]

Can anyone provide a part number or specs for a jumper wire to use to set the Performance Operation of the Curtis PMC controller (J2 connector)?
(Label on the controller is P/N 73326G07).

[camaroluvz28]

I believe you are talking about EZ GO part number 73272-G01P...

[kgsc]

I realize this is an Ezgo link but will show you the different ones
https://shop.txtsv.com/catalogsearch...?q=Personality

[REGerlach]

Wow, Great!
By the way, how did you find the search window on their site?
(Seems hidden from me using Google Chrome.)

[kgsc]

Spy glass at the top left.

[kgsc]

Found this also

All-Terrain Plug (blank plug with no jumper wires): The motor's speed is detected via a throttle sensor and regulated to a top speed of 13.2 mph (21kph) directly by the controller. The speed sensor allows for precise control of the downhill vehicle speed during compression braking. This option does very little with compression braking. This option is enabled when a blank plug in installed.

Steep Hill (plug with dark blue jumper wire): This option includes all of the driving features of the All-Terrain plug, plus compression braking. Compression braking occurs when the throttle is released while the vehicle is moving. The motor will electrically retard the motion of the vehicle until the throttle is repressed or the vehicle stops. This is the strongest of the two compression braking options. Top speed of this is also 13.2 mph as listed with the All-Terrain plug. This option is enabled when the dark blue plug is installed.

Mild Hill (plug with yellow jumper wire): This option includes all of the driving features of the steep hill plug except that the compression braking feel is milder, and the flat ground compression braking speeds are 14.25 mph (23 kph) instead of 13.2 mph (21 kph). This option is enabled when the yellow plug is installed.

Freedom (plug with two red jumper wires): This option includes all of the driving features of the All-Terrain plug except that the flat ground and downhill compression braking speeds are 18 mph (29 kph) instead of 13.2 mph (21 kph). This option is enabled when the red plug is intalled and is usually not available from the factory on fleet cars.

[REGerlach]

Great!
Thank you very much!