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Electric Golf Cart Wont Move
Electric Golf Cart Wont Move. A golf cart may jerk, shudder, or shake when the proper voltage is not reaching the speed controller or electric motor. Make sure to inspect it properly.

Check the f/r switch stud for overtightening. Some carts have 3 x 12v batteries for the 36v version and 4 x 12v batteries for. A golf cart may jerk, shudder, or shake when the proper voltage is not reaching the speed controller or electric motor.
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A full battery should have a charge of 12.7v when the cart is not started. He said turn the key on push the pedal down while tapping the generator and see if you get any movement which i did. They have a configuration of either 6x6v batteries or 8x6v batteries.
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I have an old 1982 ez go electric golf cart that i bought last summer. Usually, the motor would kick in and run smoothly with the help of a push. The solenoid would click and the controller was getting power, turn out the wire was the issue.
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But, as it runs for a while, it will start malfunctioning. A week ago, when i would step on the accelerator the cart would try to move forward but chattered terribly. To detect such errors, you have to check as follows:
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The buzzer and plug should be located on the right side of the cart behind a switch panel. Generally, this is caused by low battery voltage and/or a corroded battery terminal connection. Golf cart battery problems and how to check them.
Make Sure To Inspect It Properly.
This may happen when only trying to move forward, and going in reverse seems to work fine. If there are no damages or corrosion, then simply tighten the connection to the solenoid and try again. Checked voltage and have 35.4volts.
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