Ezgo Golf Cart Potentiometer Test at Willy Booth blog

Ezgo Golf Cart Potentiometer Test. Speed control/potentiometer works in reverse, for example, slight pressure on pedal initiates full. Locate the speed controller, which is typically located under the seat or on. I have a ~2002 ezgo workhorse electric. Turn off the cart and remove the key from the ignition. The cart will move only on 1/4 pedal press, when you press it more it stops moving and you hear a rapid ticking sound coming from the. You can test function with a voltmeter if you first verify 36v in on the supply side of the switch, then mechanically trigger the switch, and test for 36v on the output side. I checked the resistance of the potentiometer and the readings are 0 ohms. You need a multi tester (voltmeter) with an ohms setting. This particular pot (short for potentiometer) has a. Take the two small wires off the controller on pin 2 and 3 and connect your ohm meter to the wires. The go pedal is connected to a potentiometer in the marathon carts. Unplug the 2 wires that go from the.

I have a ~2002 ezgo workhorse electric. The go pedal is connected to a potentiometer in the marathon carts. You need a multi tester (voltmeter) with an ohms setting. The cart will move only on 1/4 pedal press, when you press it more it stops moving and you hear a rapid ticking sound coming from the. Turn off the cart and remove the key from the ignition. Take the two small wires off the controller on pin 2 and 3 and connect your ohm meter to the wires. Unplug the 2 wires that go from the. I checked the resistance of the potentiometer and the readings are 0 ohms. This particular pot (short for potentiometer) has a. Locate the speed controller, which is typically located under the seat or on.

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Ezgo Golf Cart Potentiometer Test You can test function with a voltmeter if you first verify 36v in on the supply side of the switch, then mechanically trigger the switch, and test for 36v on the output side. I have a ~2002 ezgo workhorse electric. The go pedal is connected to a potentiometer in the marathon carts. Locate the speed controller, which is typically located under the seat or on. Unplug the 2 wires that go from the. The cart will move only on 1/4 pedal press, when you press it more it stops moving and you hear a rapid ticking sound coming from the. Turn off the cart and remove the key from the ignition. You need a multi tester (voltmeter) with an ohms setting. Speed control/potentiometer works in reverse, for example, slight pressure on pedal initiates full. Take the two small wires off the controller on pin 2 and 3 and connect your ohm meter to the wires. You can test function with a voltmeter if you first verify 36v in on the supply side of the switch, then mechanically trigger the switch, and test for 36v on the output side. I checked the resistance of the potentiometer and the readings are 0 ohms. This particular pot (short for potentiometer) has a.