What did you do to/for your club car today?

[Jamslights]

Originally Posted by swm63

E36,
I'd love to see any info you have on your garage door opener mod. I've searched and searched, but can't find anything.
Thanks.

I’ll second that request

[E36Racer]

All I did was open up the regular garage door remote and soldered some 24ga wire to the micro switch on the board and then ran the wires to the switch in the dash. Really simple. However the micro switch has 4 legs on it (2 “pairs”) so you need a meter to see which two legs you need to hook up to.


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[swm63]

Thanks!

Originally Posted by E36Racer

All I did was open up the regular garage door remote and soldered some 24ga wire to the micro switch on the board and then ran the wires to the switch in the dash. Really simple. However the micro switch has 4 legs on it (2 “pairs”) so you need a meter to see which two legs you need to hook up to.


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[pcool69]

Originally Posted by E36Racer

All I did was open up the regular garage door remote and soldered some 24ga wire to the micro switch on the board and then ran the wires to the switch in the dash. Really simple. However the micro switch has 4 legs on it (2 “pairs”) so you need a meter to see which two legs you need to hook up to.


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Who’s switches are those?

[hipower]

Originally Posted by pcool69

Who’s switches are those?

I didn't go back to look for it, but I think he said in an earlier post where the switches came from.

[LukeL]

Originally Posted by glassk

http://www.mpja.com/DPDT-Push-Button...tinfo/18616+SW

Originally Posted by E36Racer

I bought them on Amazon. Just do a search for “elevator button”. Mine are the 19mm


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[beachguysc]

I finally got all the major parts together on my rebuild. Worked 4-5 hours a day the last 3 weeks to get it finished before my son came down today for his summer trip. With exception of underbody/side molding, if you can see it, it’s new. Mostly little stuff left, like hub covers, trim, alignment, reducer, and stereo stuff. Got up to 26 mph sustained.

[Jamslights]

Originally Posted by beachguysc

I finally got all the major parts together on my rebuild. Worked 4-5 hours a day the last 3 weeks to get it finished before my son came down today for his summer trip. With exception of underbody/side molding, if you can see it, it’s new. Mostly little stuff left, like hub covers, trim, alignment, reducer, and stereo stuff. Got up to 26 mph sustained.

Nice work, looks great! The hard work paid off.

[E36Racer]

Originally Posted by beachguysc

I finally got all the major parts together on my rebuild. Worked 4-5 hours a day the last 3 weeks to get it finished before my son came down today for his summer trip. With exception of underbody/side molding, if you can see it, it’s new. Mostly little stuff left, like hub covers, trim, alignment, reducer, and stereo stuff. Got up to 26 mph sustained.

Looks awesome!!!

[CruisinaCampground]

I installed a 470 ohm pre charge resistor, a used set of 8v Trojan batteries, and a toggle switch running to the Alltrax for a different user setting. Full power reverse was bad with 36v, I don't want to experience it with 48v I am just waiting on my 48v charger to arrive so I can charge her up and try her out!