g29 fuze problem

[snow plow man]

I got a problem with a g29 gas 2008 i had one go out on the course and blew a fuze last night. so working on it to day i call the dealer to pick their brain, no luck, i keep blowing it i have change out most of the parts today to try to fine it no luck so here i am. i have change the starter,battery, relay, unplug f / r switch, and the voltage regulator just to try what my problem could be. I don't fine any bad wires just by looking. ground are clean, any thoughts.


THANKS

[spriddle]

Something is grounding somewhere. Make sure you don't have any accessories grounded to the frame at all. Ground to the neg battery post only. May end up being something in the wiring harness that has shorted and grounding out. I'd look for anything worn. I've also heard of voltage regulators sometimes having a slight crack and grounding out. Just a thought. I know you said you checked it.

[snow plow man]

GOT IT i jack it up and put it in gear never blew the fuze. started looking closer out side back clutch plate has 4 slot wore through it. I need a new disk and i think that what was putting the load on the motor because the belt was getting hung up. I look at one of my other cart and it solid no holes in disk.

curt

[snow plow man]

wrong still got the problem, i lost now.

[smallblock450sl]

Had a g29 with the same problem the other day. As soon as I put a new fuse in it, it would spark and blow. I unhooked avr/engine stop relay/solenoid small wires/starter generator charge leads and the forward reverse switch. I started by installing a fuse, no spark and didn't blow Hooked up the generator charge leads/ solenoid wires/avr and engine stop relay, no blown fuse Plugged in the f/r switch..POP. Not saying that is you culprit, but worth 5 minutes of your time to check it out. Good luck.

[snow plow man]

well here a new one, we try a 30 amp fuze no problem then hit the gas and acted like the starter was having trouble to turn over pop fuze blew. i got a member that is smart looked at the cart last night and fuze blew. so he made a 30 amp fuze, a house fuze at that. We was going to do a burn test, that would be running it until it burn up or smokes to find the problem. will not blow any thoughts now. with this crazy fuze way something got to work.

thanks

[Spicyunicorn]

Putting in larger fuse to smoke the wires is a terrible idea good way to burn other things up they are small fuses for a reason

[SandbaggerYDRA]

Originally Posted by snow plow man

well here a new one, we try a 30 amp fuze no problem then hit the gas and acted like the starter was having trouble to turn over pop fuze blew. i got a member that is smart looked at the cart last night and fuze blew. so he made a 30 amp fuze, a house fuze at that. We was going to do a burn test, that would be running it until it burn up or smokes to find the problem. will not blow any thoughts now. with this crazy fuze way something got to work.

thanks

It's never a good idea to up the amperage of the fuse. They are rated at the amps they are for a reason. But your little test may have provided you a clue. The slow, sluggish starter operation may indicate a shorted winding inside the starter and it's drawing way more current than it should. The only real way to prove that is with a current meter and see where the heavy current draw is coming from

[snow plow man]

Hey sandbagger

I took a starter on one of my other cart from the same year and model and it has done the same thing. That why i am so lost in my 30 plus years of doing this. I'm at a clueless.

[snow plow man]

Here the problem my sub frame has broke by the shock, so moving the cart causes the cart to ground out from starter to throttle cable to blow the fuze.
order new sub - frame