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Originally Posted by Bilyclub
VT is an electrical engineer if I'm remembering correctly which should qualify him to work on a cart's electrical system. He's also volunteered so much to successfully fix other people's electrical issues I wouldn't hesitate to run a problem by him.
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Im not doubting his education on electrical issues. Im just trying to give some Insite to what is trying to be accomplished. Ive seen many trade types try to fix golf cars and they just over think the repair. Great that something can be made to work, but the last thing you would want it to put in something that is not going to last. This industry is full of aftermarket parts that do not work well. Preventing a future failure in a short period of time is my only concern, so someones ability to find a solution.