Cart Goes by self at full charge

[RodneyMo]

My 2009 club car precedent when it is fully charged, will take off by itself. Take for instance i unplug my cart. Put it in reverse and it goes without me pushing the pedal. Once one bar has dropped off of the charge meter it no longer does it. I have a new motor, new solenoid and controller.

[Fairtax4me]

What controller do you have?

[RodneyMo]

Curtis Club Car Precedent Controller 48V 350A Motor Controller 1515-5201 Exel this is pretty much the one i have.

[jakesnake27]

Check to see if you still have the TPS installed. Those things were dangerous and should have been replaced by CC with an MCOR, but many weren’t.

[Sergio]

I agree the TPS could cause this issue since it does not have a physical micro-switch to interrupt the signal so if it develops a false signal low enough not to trigger an HPD, you would have a problem with self starting.

If that is happening with the Key OFF, then you have another problem since it is impossible for the TPS to activate a non powered Solenoid.

According to David at RevolutionGolfCars.com, that happened often with the TPS and that is why Club Car recalled those carts back in 2009 to replace them with MCORs.

[RodneyMo]

well i do have the TPS and not the MCOR i know for a fact i have done a supplemental amount of research, but then i seen the cheapest one i could find was $245 for the kit. so before i spent that i wanted to make sure it was that before pulling the trigger. Anybody know where to get a cheaper one??

[jakesnake27]

Don't cheap out on the MCOR, many times the Chinese ones are bad right out of the box, and when they do work it's short lived. David at RGC has the OEM MCOR conversion kit, which is what you need: https://www.revolutiongolfcars.com/p...conversion-kit

[Golf cart guy]

Originally Posted by RodneyMo

well i do have the TPS and not the MCOR i know for a fact i have done a supplemental amount of research, but then i seen the cheapest one i could find was $245 for the kit. so before i spent that i wanted to make sure it was that before pulling the trigger. Anybody know where to get a cheaper one??

It NEVER pays to go with cheap parts on a golf car. Don't get me wrong, being in the business and fixing these carts everyday, I love the internet golf car parts, they make me a ton of money and it teaches the consumer to not be a cheap ***.

I have no dog in this fight by telling you this, but if you look at all the guys on this site that fix carts they all say stay away from aftermarket parts.
You own a golf car, Its a toy, like a boat, an RV, a jet ski, and as such they are not cheap to repair. " Do it Right, Cry once"

[RodneyMo]

thanks fellas guess i wont be a cheap a** and buy the one from a guy who knows what hes talking about! i really appreciate all of the help!!