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Old 10-07-2014, 04:46 PM   #21
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Sergio:
I sent Scottb a message, thanks again, but I will try those test....
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Old 10-07-2014, 08:33 PM   #22
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Sergio:
I did contact ScottyB, and he said that you know these carts better, and all he had were Alltrex controllers, and no harnesses, and i did do that

MCOR test, and here is what I got, 5.43 up, and 5.50 down, Hummm
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Old 10-07-2014, 09:27 PM   #23
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There was no MCORs on the PD Plus cars. That must have been on the frame, which is from 02. Just out of curiosity, does the F-R housing have a port on the bottom of it?

Here is my guess, the cart was originally an 02 IQ. It looks like the IQ controller went out and a DIYer decided to stick a PD Plus controller in there. And changed some things for it to work

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I did take a pic of the F/R panel I will inclose and there is a hole on the bottom, and there is a tag, with the following numbers strapped to the wire, 102244001, and under that number is 8-01
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Old 10-07-2014, 09:29 PM   #24
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I sure would like to know what to do now, I am stumped!!!!!!
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Old 10-07-2014, 10:01 PM   #25
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I am lost, the colors in the FNR switch match the IQ wiring diagram????

I thought I had seen a post where ScottyB and TahoeDawg were putting a package combining an IQ harness and controllers, my bad.... I was thinking a new harness may solve your problem and a 500amp controller would work well with that 10HP motor you posted.

Unless someone has seen a cart with that particular configuration, I am afraid it is a chop job.

By the way, I am not an expert with those carts, but I am good with electronics and enjoy troubleshooting.
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Old 10-08-2014, 05:32 AM   #26
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Default Re: Trying to get my 2002 club going

I agree with Sergio. I think somebody put a PD Plus controller in an IQ cart. It looks like they didn't care what they had to change to make it work

EDIT: After looking at the F-R switch again, it all makes sense. When the original IQ controller was in there, there was a separate wire harness running from the controller to the hole in the F-R housing. You could plug in a programmer and program the controller. Since there is no place to plug this wire into the PD Plus controller, and because this controller is not programmable, the harness was removed
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Old 10-08-2014, 06:45 AM   #27
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Sergio:
What type of Harness would I need? and controller, since I have a combination of parts




also, what do you make of the voltage I got out of doing the MCOR check?









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I am lost, the colors in the FNR switch match the IQ wiring diagram????

I thought I had seen a post where ScottyB and TahoeDawg were putting a package combining an IQ harness and controllers, my bad.... I was thinking a new harness may solve your problem and a 500amp controller would work well with that 10HP motor you posted.

Unless someone has seen a cart with that particular configuration, I am afraid it is a chop job.

By the way, I am not an expert with those carts, but I am good with electronics and enjoy troubleshooting.
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Old 10-08-2014, 07:26 AM   #28
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Guys:
Could yawl help me out on what I would need to get this cart going, considering that the motor, works and the batteries are new, that is a grand right there, oh by the way the charger is a PowerDrive 2, Model# 22110, dont think I ever listed that, here is the specs on the motor,

Club Car DS

All Precedent models

IQ Regen High Speed Electric Motor 10 Spline Axles

• Speeds up to 24 MPH.

• 10.0 peak horsepower.

• Replaces D390.





Exclusive Motors Providing More Torque and Speed Than the Leading Motor!

• Can be used with OEM, Alltrax or GE controllers.

• Gain extra speed and torque.

• More efficient than the leading motor.

Please tell me what you think I need...
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Old 10-08-2014, 07:40 AM   #29
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It seems you do not have a good MCOR.
MCOR is not the best input signal for controllers other than OEM or Curtis brand.
TahoedawgZ71 and myself have a kit to convert this cart to series drive. This kit includes modifying your wire harness. The kit includes hi torque D&D motor, 700a control, reversing contactor, and everything needed to make the conversion. The cost is about $2000. You would have to sell your motor & charger to recoup some cost.
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Old 10-08-2014, 08:12 AM   #30
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There has got to be a different way, this cart was moving at one point, and I cant see spending that much money, there has to be another option, with what I have....
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