Introduction – How To Test Golf Cart Motors Electric golf carts typically run smoothly, providing efficient service without any hiccups. However, there may be times when you suspect that your golf cart isn’t performing at its best. If you notice a decrease in speed or a burning wire smell, there could be an issue with…
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…
Your gas golf cart won’t start if there is a problem with the fuel, airflow, or electrical system. Any one of these areas can cause your golf cart to fail to start. Try these steps to troubleshoot and pinpoint the exact failure point. The first time my gas golf cart wouldn’t turn over, I was…
The Cushman brand designed two particularly well-known series of electric vehicles. This includes the 731 series meant for industrial use and the 732 series, synonymous with the iconic ‘Golfsters’.
Known for its golf carts, EZGO was established on June 13, 1954. The founders were two brothers, Billy and Beverly ‘Bev’ Dolan. They started the company in a garage located in Augusta, Georgia. At its inception, EZGO focused on creating electric golf carts. These carts were powered by a surplus 24-volt military motor and a…
These wiring diagrams are for the final years of the Harley Davidson golf cart before the name “Harley Davidson” was dropped. These drawings are for the electric model only. Note that the designation DE-3 and DE-4 signify a 3 or 4-wheel cart. Harley Davidson Golf Cart Wiring Diagrams 1979–1982 DE, DE4 Solenoid Arrangements 1979-82 Model…
The DEC differs from the DE model with the addition of headlights, taillights, and a horn. The High Range/Low Range capability was available in the 1966 through 1968 DEC. The Harley Davidson Golf Cart was manufactured from 1963 through 1982 and came in models DE, DEC, DEF, DE-3, and DE-4 Troubleshooting Harley Davidson Golf Carts…
The Harley Davidson Golf Cart Wiring Diagrams 1963 To 1966 provide a straightforward testing procedure requiring only a few basic tools… Basic Circuit Operation The control circuit is split up into two circuits: a 16 gauge solenoid control circuit and a heavy gauge motor circuit. The charts below separate the two for clarification. Current to…
Detailed Harley Davidson Golf Cart Wiring Diagrams 1967-1978 to troubleshoot and repair your classic ride.