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 Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Tacoma Washington
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Re: solenoid help
No 29 volts is not enough. You have a 36 volt car and 36 volt solenoids. Sounds like you have a battery problem. If your car didn't have a "charge lock" type charger receptical, you could have the charger on and I would bet the car would run. How old are the batteries? Have you checked each battery for voltage? You could have a bad battery, but that opens up a whole new thread. Good luck Dave
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06-18-2011, 12:23 AM
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Re: solenoid help
your pack at full charge should be around 39.6 volts,thats 6 batteries with 3 cells each the cells should be 2.2 volts at full charge for a total of 39.6 dead would be 36 volts
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