Where are the fuses on a club car?

[Bighammo69]

Hi there,

I accidentally shorted the 48v supply under the dash, and now it wont start.

I have had a quick look but i cant find no obvious fuses any where. can anybody give me any idea where to look before I start taking the beast apart?

My reference number starts PH0846

Thanks

Carl

[David Maner]

Originally Posted by Bighammo69

Hi there,

I accidentally shorted the 48v supply under the dash, and now it wont start.

I have had a quick look but i cant find no obvious fuses any where. can anybody give me any idea where to look before I start taking the beast apart?

Thanks

Carl

I have an 1986 CC DS Gas engine and I shorted out the fuse for the brake lights. I posted here and was told to take the center part of the dash out and I'd find the fuses. Sure enough I found the fuses there.
There are two buttons, one at the top on each side of the center section, remove the caps and under them is a screw remove the screw and work that center cover out of there, Kinda wiggle it around and maybe a cuss word or two but it will come out. Thats what it took for me to get it out anyway :-)

Good luck and hope this helps.

[Sergio]

The 15 amp fuse on the 2008.5+ Precedents is on the back under the Controller harness, You access it by removing the plastic cover:




The fuse holder is the one pointed by the screwdriver on this picture:

[Bighammo69]

Thanks for this I had a look at doing the back panel, and I couldnt taake the back panel out. So i ended up taking the batteries out and removing the front panel. this gave me access to the fuses. but it was a bit of a ball ache.

[timbo2]

Originally Posted by Sergio

The 15 amp fuse on the 2008.5+ Precedents is on the back under the Controller harness, You access it by removing the plastic cover:




The fuse holder is the one pointed by the screwdriver on this picture:

Thank You

[yawood]

Originally Posted by Bighammo69

Thanks for this I had a look at doing the back panel, and I couldnt taake the back panel out. So i ended up taking the batteries out and removing the front panel. this gave me access to the fuses. but it was a bit of a ball ache.

When I tried to take out the back panel it was held in by the plastic clips that didn't screw out. I had to just pull them out by force and throw them away. When I put the panel back I replaced them with the normal car ones that have a plastic screw in the middle of them.