36v club car Blown fuse

[scottyb]

I think 93 can be either..... resistors mounted behind the batteries.They have a heat shield and shouldn't look burnt up like these, LOL....controller is small box under body behind seats above the rear end?

[dondahl]

how did this work out i have the same problem

[scottyb]

We don't know cuz this guy never came back.... as he said he was looking for a silver bullet. That is not very realistic. Whey not ask your question to the forum by starting a new thread in the proper section (Club Car?)

[dondahl]

I did check under 93 club car blown fuse
Don Dahl

[scottyb]

Originally Posted by dondahl

I did check under 93 club car blown fuse
Don Dahl

What I meant was to go back here http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/electric-club-car/ and start a new thread of your own asking about your blown fuse... be prepared to give lots of valuable info like battery voltage and type of system ie: resistor or controller. There will be plenty of help in no time

[dondahl]

I did start a thread about 2 weeks ago, but i have not resolved it yet.
i am thinking of an insurance policy and a cliff
Don

[Fishing Dude]

Originally Posted by Radicalgolfcarts

Thank you, thought I had to many Busch Lights!!

He was heading fot the mountains, but only got to the busch.

[Brushpup]

Originally Posted by scottyb

I think 93 can be either..... resistors mounted behind the batteries.They have a heat shield and shouldn't look burnt up like these, LOL....controller is small box under body behind seats above the rear end?

Sorry to bump an old post, but was searching and came across this. What happened that cause these coil connections to burn up Scotty?

[shadowman]

heat, loose dirty connections, to much voltage, bad cables, could have been a # of things.......................................

[dondahl]

Yes this was an old post, turned out the batteries were shorting everthing out
they had been run dry, new batteries no more problems )