Cart program status?

[cphilip]

There is this cart I was asked if he could speed it up with simple programming or magnet. The cart does have the correct Black "top hat" on the back of the motor. The speed sensor so it would be easy to change the magnet out.

This is a carry all by the way. A 8 - 6 volt battery set up. I assume it has an IQ system in it because of that familiar Black sensor?

But I was trying to make sure he didn't already have program 4 in it before he spent any money on it. I cannot recall what that sticker looked like that they place on the cart when you purchase the factory code. So I snapped a picture of his stickers there and was hoping one of you could rule out this is a code sticker or just a regular cart ID of some sort.



Thanks in advance.

[jakesnake27]

I don't see the Code 4 sticker. It is a sticker that has three codes on it, labeled Code A, Code B, and Code C. And each code is a three digit number.

[cphilip]

Those are the only three stickers across there. So I can conclude he does not have code 4?

And from the description of the motors Speed sensor it is an IQ type magnet he needs? I've just done a speed magnet in a cart so am familiar with it. Its identical to mine.

[jjance]

You could try a cheap speed magnet by grinding down the one that's in there. Make it so it's shaped like a lob on a cam shaft. Pear shaped with a hole in the middle. That's how Plum Quick does it.

[jakesnake27]

Originally Posted by cphilip

Those are the only three stickers across there. So I can conclude he does not have code 4?

And from the description of the motors Speed sensor it is an IQ type magnet he needs? I've just done a speed magnet in a cart so am familiar with it. Its identical to mine.

It is an IQ, but more importantly the motor is an AMD. There are two magnets, one for the AMD, and one for the GE motor. You have an AMD (top hat style speed sensor).

[jakesnake27]

Originally Posted by jjance

You could try a cheap speed magnet by grinding down the one that's in there. Make it so it's shaped like a lob on a cam shaft. Pear shaped with a hole in the middle. That's how Plum Quick does it.

Interesting...

[cphilip]

Originally Posted by jakesnake27

It is an IQ, but more importantly the motor is an AMD. There are two magnets, one for the AMD, and one for the GE motor. You have an AMD (top hat style speed sensor).

I imagine the Carry Alls were put out the public with probably code 3? If here is no sticker denoting code 4 then

I don't think Ill experiment with his cart but that is an interesting observation. But 30 or so bucks is pretty expensive to pick up a few MPH and no engine braking already I think

Thanks Jake.

[jakesnake27]

You're probably right about being sent out with code 3. Code 4 typically costs around $100 to have programmed at a CC dealer. I would do the high speed magnet before I would do code 4. The magnet gets you more performance and is $70 cheaper. If you decide to get a magnet, get one from David at Revolution Golf Cars (site sponsor). He sells the good ones.

[cphilip]

Yes. I used one of his in mine.

His is a Carry All that was supplied and bought on contract where they bought a number of them at one time. I do not know if they went direct to Club Car on a state contract or though a dealer who bid on a state contract. They were delivered with service bodies, full enclosed cab, turn indicators etc on them. Appear all stock otherwise. The service body makes me think its an upfit after factory though. Not sure its an option direct from Club Car. But since the factory is close its always possible they could have come direct.

[jakesnake27]

Oh, did you check up under the dash on the part that parallels the ground for the code 4 sticker? That's where they stuck mine on my cart...