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Easily Reset the Club Car Golf Cart OBC
- Key switch to off.
- Set forward/reverse to neutral.
- Put tow/run switch to tow.
- Disconnect the negative battery terminal from the battery pack.
- Put the tow/run switch to run.
- Put forward/reverse switch to reverse.
- Put key switch to on.
- Where is the reset button on Club Car golf cart?
- How do you bypass a club car onboard computer?
- How do I know if my club car OBC is bad?
- How do you reset an electric golf cart?
- What does the OBC do on a club car?
- How do you bypass the electric solenoid on a golf cart?
- Where is the speed sensor located on a Club Car golf cart?
- How do I test my golf cart speed controller?
- How do I test my Club Car DS solenoid?
- Should I leave my golf cart plugged in all the time?
Where is the reset button on Club Car golf cart?
Identify your main battery supply (usually the largest battery) on your motor. Check around this supply for a small red button that may or may not be labeled “Reset”. Press and hold this button for a few moments and then release it to reset the motor.
How do you bypass a club car onboard computer?
To bypass the OBC you will need to connect a 12 gauge black wire from the negative terminal of this battery to where the black wire attaches to the back of the receptacle. That's it folks; you're done!
How do I know if my club car OBC is bad?
How do I know if my OBC is NOT working properly? If you plug in the charger and no click is heard the problem is either that the battery voltage is too low (less than 35 DC volts) or there is a problem with the OBC or a fuse. The only other reason the relay will not click is if it is a bad relay (a failed "open coil").
How do you reset an electric golf cart?
Electric motors usually include reset buttons that can perform similar to circuit breakers. Look in the area where several electrical wires enter the motor and locate a small red button. This is the reset button. Push the button to reset the motor.
What does the OBC do on a club car?
Club Car uses an On Board Computer (or OBC) to monitor and control various functions of their carts. It functions as a Go/No Go control for the charging and drive systems. If the OBC detects a problem in either the charging or drive system, it will shut that feature off.
How do you bypass the electric solenoid on a golf cart?
Bypassing Golf Cart Solenoid Method
If you do decide to bypass the solenoid, this is what you need to do: Take the two larger wires that connect to the solenoid and connect them directly (keeping all safety precautions in place). This should do the trick and if it does not work then the solenoid is not the problem.
Where is the speed sensor located on a Club Car golf cart?
Typically, the speed sensor can be found on the backside of the motor. When removing the speed sensor, unplug all the cables that are on the backside of the motor. To do this, use a socket to take off the connector pigtail. Then, remove its plastic housing over the sensor.
How do I test my golf cart speed controller?
Connect the negative probe to the controller's M terminal and positive probe to the B+ terminal. Press the accelerator and watch to see if the voltage increases. It should increase from a reading of 0 to the full voltage of the battery. If the motor is not turning, the problem may be in the directional switch or motor.
How do I test my Club Car DS solenoid?
Set your multimeter to ohms and insert a probe on each large terminal with the key off and the cart direction switch in the neutral position. Press on the accelerator with the cart's movement control in the forward position, and the key is turned on. A click should be heard first from the solenoid.
Should I leave my golf cart plugged in all the time?
A golf cart battery is supposed to charge and discharge and recharge again in that cycle while it last. Leaving your golf cart plugged all the time is not an ideal maintenance practice for the longevity of your battery. ... The minimum maintenance for a battery is recharging it soon after use; unplug it when fully charged.
