2015 precedent no crank when hot

[lyonsboy]

I have a 2015 Club Car Precedent with a Subaru ex40 engine. It starts and runs perfect when its cold. But when it gets up to running temperature and I shut the engine off, the engine will not crank. The starter generator just will not operate. I noticed that the solenoid is getting pretty hot. I don't hear the solenoid click while pushing the pedal when this problem occurs. what's the engine coils it operates perfectly again. I have changed out the voltage regulator and the forward and reverse micro switch. can someone please help. thank you in advance

[crash12888]

When it's hot, you need to determine if your issue is stemming from your low voltage circuit (small wire circuit energizing solenoid),
Or the high voltage/amp circuit (battery, cables, cable ends, solenoid or starter/generator.
The quickest way I would do it is set up a remote push button like a remote car starter, wire it to energize your solenoid and when the issue happens again push the pedal and hit the remote.
If it spins you have a low voltage circuit issue, if it doesn't spin, you have a high amp circuit issue.
Either way, I'm thinking you are dealing with a corroded wire, cable or connection causing resistance and open circuit when it gets hot
Keep in mind while troubleshooting, your meter can show 12 volts while not getting the amps to spin the S/G.

[lyonsboy]

Thanks crash12888 i will try this and report back

[Fairtax4me]

The solenoid shouldn't be hot. That sounds like either a bad connection or burned contacts inside the solenoid.