As a golf cart owner, there’s nothing more frustrating than when a golf cart won’t charge. Not only does this limit your ability to enjoy the game, but it can also cause significant damage to your cart’s battery and charger over time. I remember the first time my golf cart refused to charge; it was…
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on how to reset your electric golf cart motor. If you are facing issues with your electric golf cart and need to know how to reset a golf cart electric motor, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of resetting…
Club Car Golf carts have undergone numerous transformations since 1975, and while the fundamental electrical design has remained relatively unchanged, there are minor differences. These distinctions are crucial when it comes to troubleshooting your cart. I have taken all the old Club Car wiring diagrams standards and redrawn them to be easily read so you…
In 1963, Harley Davidson golf carts were only available with 3 wheels and the steering was controlled by a tiller turning the front wheel. Later versions of the cart offered a steering wheel instead of a tiller. Removing The Front Wheel – Harley Davidson 1963-69 Removal of the front wheel for the first decade models…
Do you know where to look to find golf cart repair near you? We can help with an Interactive Map to find all listed golf cart repair shops and cart customizations in your vicinity. We can also offer a step-by-step guide on what to look for in a golf cart repair shop. Turn your location…
For those golf cart owners that own an electric cart, it’s important that the batteries be kept charged and ready to go. sometimes however the car doesn’t charge or doesn’t last very long. is it the batteries or could it be the charger? How to test a golf cart battery charger? Assure that the golf…
Electric golf carts are usually trouble-free and do their job efficiently and with no fuss, but sometimes you suspect your golf cart is experiencing a problem. If the speed seems to be off, or your cart gives off a burning wire smell, your golf cart motor might have a problem. Using a multimeter, a jumper…
Wiring for 1963-66 Model D and 1963-68 Model DC The Harley Davidson gasoline cart has a 12-volt electrical system utilizing a combination starter motor/generator unit built into the engine crankcase, in conjunction with a control switch-box-regulator unit and a storage battery using a negative grounded system. Ignition spark is produced by a 12-volt coil through…
The E-Z-GO model 400 appeared with several different configurations: a 5-speed with 7 solenoids and a two-speed motor, a 3-speed with 6 solenoids, and a 4-speed with one solenoid. Model 400B The 400b came with a 2-speed reversible series motor with an integral speed sensing device. The use of the two-speed motor allowed less strain…
Yamaha’s premiere cart in 1979 was the G1A Model J10 Gas-powered vehicle that featured an Autolube Oil Injection System to supply oil to the engine in precise oil-to-gas ratios. This eliminated the premixing of the oil and gas and improved combustion, oil consumption, and carbon buildup. In 1980, Yamaha introduced the G1E 36 volt Electric…
