No Click No Go

[Swan]

Was out for a ride and going down the street , slowed down to take a corner , got back on accelerator and the solenoid did the no click again and then I had the fun of a 2 mile push home . They seem to roll as good as my Harley did

I removed everything from the small terminals and jumped the 2 small posts off the battery mains and it clicked . quick ohms measurement after the click was showing 15 ohms .

With slow pressure on the pedal you can hear the 2 individual clicks of the solenoid with one staying active after you release the pedal on occasion and a click can be heard when turning off the key . Trying to adjust the spring retainer by turning the nut in and out on the end seemed not to change anything. I then adjusted the spring loaded ball joint on the pedal end of the accelerator rod (two complete turns) which shortened the overall length. this seemed to have corrected the solenoid from staying active for the moment . With everything time will tell

[NoleFan4Ever]

In the continuing sage of "As the Tires Turn..."

Always something for these little gremlins to latch on to.... Glad you have it going your way....

[Bkfiremedic]

Originally Posted by NoleFan4Ever

When he tested the coil posts he got 0v stagnate. Then when he pressed the pedal he got 51v's, so I would not think it is a constant power issue. But that is strange none the less as its your basic 48v power, not a 60v or high powered lithium that might push the boundaries on voltage.... Must just be a bad solenoid.

Mine is doing the same thing as of today!!! 0v on small terminals and when I hit the gas 50.4v on both. I have a post on here too. Still trying to figure out what’s going on.


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[NoleFan4Ever]

Originally Posted by Bkfiremedic

Mine is doing the same thing as of today!!! 0v on small terminals and when I hit the gas 50.4v on both. I have a post on here too. Still trying to figure out what’s going on.

But that is correct operation. You will not get the voltafe until all the inputs are present. Pressing the Go Pedal is one....