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hoggjaww 05-08-2008 07:07 PM

1996 EZGO electrical
 
I was driving my EZGO today killing ant piles and stuff, (slow) then I started smelling wire insulation burning, I put it back on the porch, pulled off the seat and all 3 wires underneath the run/tow cover were hot, the one jumper from the (Ford looking) solenoid to the above landing was **** HOT. Can you help me out here fellas? Do I need to chase every wire down on this contraption, or what? I wasn't loading the cart at all, (towing logs etc.) just slow speed ant killing.

Harry

nothinbutalittle 05-08-2008 09:24 PM

Re: 1996 EZGO electrical
 
I would check all connections and wires if I were you.I had a problem similar to what you had when I first got my 95 EZGO.Whoever wired mine before I bought it didn't know much about wiring.It had 4 gauge wire mixed with smaller gauge wire.I had some loose connections also.I first noticed mine getting hot when I was creeping around slow.It's better to take the time to check everything than to have an electrical meltdown,and have to push it to the porch!Good Luck!

hoggjaww 05-09-2008 08:09 AM

Re: 1996 EZGO electrical
 
Yes, I will order a 4 ga. wire kit, change them all out and be done with it.

Thanks

rusty 05-09-2008 08:57 PM

Re: 1996 EZGO electrical
 
Welcome "hoggjaww".............

Don't forget to disconnect the main Positive and main Negative before working on the electrical system and reconnect them last.


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