Curtis 1268-5403

[BobBoyce]

Originally Posted by Croqezgo

Bob,

I have no clue about any of that. I don't know what to do but I have to find something for this cart. I have some files. Should I find another method?

Either way you go, ie finding an exact model replacement for the original controller, or reprogramming a different model controller, you must be sure to use the correct SepEx motor maps for the motor in your cart. The wrong maps will toast your motor, controller, or both. It takes someone with motor mapping experience to manually enter the mapping data into a Curtis controller. If you lack that experience, your best bet is to buy an aftermarket Alltrax controller. With the Alltrax, you can install new maps and customize features with their free software, downloadable from Alltrax. A lot simpler than learning the complexities of Curtis controllers.

https://www.cartsunlimited.net/alltrax-xct-sepex--.html

[Croqezgo]

Thanks Bob. Do you recommend a certain model? This is an HDK cart so I don't know an equivalent. It does have the 24 pin connector to the controller. I can get some motor make and model data. Maybe that would help?

[Croqezgo]

Update:

I got it running great. The new controller and solenoid plus a new speed sensor. When I put in the new speed sensor the cart started acting perfectly. I have the speedometer, all lights, everything. It runs about 26mph whichbis correct for these HDK limos. Motor was not hot upon a test drive and seems great.

[cgtech]

HDK, ouch!

[Croqezgo]

Yeah, not my cart. My buddy got it and I helped him. This thing has so many different parts from different makes of carts.

[Mbop]

What controller did you end up using? The replacement Curtis?

[Mbop]

Also, I have the same motor, sitting on my bench, and am curious to know what parameters and motor map you ended up using. When I had the motor installed with my Curtis 1268 I was only getting about 21 MPH.