[Will.S]

2018 Yamaha Quietec Drive 2. I was replacing my mirrors ( with the internal LEDs) and I blew the turn signal fuse. Can someone please tell me where is the fuse location for the turn signals ? I am about to pull off the dashboard "cowling" but then I will not know where that fuse is.

Much thanks..

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by Will.S

2018 Yamaha Quietec Drive 2. I was replacing my mirrors ( with the internal LEDs) and I blew the turn signal fuse. Can someone please tell me where is the fuse location for the turn signals ? I am about to pull off the dashboard "cowling" but then I will not know where that fuse is.

Much thanks..

If you have self cancelling turn signals, you probably blew the electronic control module, it always fails before the fuse. Now depending on where you bought your cart there could any one of a few NON INTERCHANGABLE electronic modules. I have seen this happen several times. If it came from Villages Discount Golf Cars (north of 42 on 441) the replacement module is around $150, if came from The Villages Gold Carts and you are the ORIGINAL owner the Yamaha module is around $100, other third part modules are between these prices. If Villages Golf Cart will not help, let me know there is a source of these modules for Yamaha BOAT dealers (yes they use the same part!!).

[villagetinker]

Sorry, I forgot to add: If you have brake lights, then the fuse is intact, and the electronic module is dead. Also, depending on the wiring harness installed the fuse could be:
In the battery compartment, mounted on the side wall
On the wiring harness in any one of several locations
In the dash
and in the worst case, anywhere between the dash and the battery, it appears there are at least 12 to 18 different wiring harnesses that have been used to add headlights and turn signals to golf carts.

[KennyP]

The question becomes do you have no turn signals at all front or back? Do you also have no headlights? These are important questions as it will help guide you to a bad fuse or module.

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by KennyP

The question becomes do you have no turn signals at all front or back? Do you also have no headlights? These are important questions as it will help guide you to a bad fuse or module.

Good point, the module will control brake lights and all 4 turn signals. If only one or 2 turn signals are affected, probably the module. If the brake lights are also affected, probably the module. If ALL of the lights are out, possibly the fuse.

The headlights are typically on a separate fuse, this also provides the running lights on the rear lights, and depending on the golf cart wiring this fuse may supply the auxiliary side lighting.

OP, can you provide more info?

[Will.S]

I found an inline fuse. Problem corrected. (it was turn signals only... I got lucky)

Originally Posted by villagetinker

If you have self cancelling turn signals, you probably blew the electronic control module, it always fails before the fuse. Now depending on where you bought your cart there could any one of a few NON INTERCHANGABLE electronic modules. I have seen this happen several times. If it came from Villages Discount Golf Cars (north of 42 on 441) the replacement module is around $150, if came from The Villages Gold Carts and you are the ORIGINAL owner the Yamaha module is around $100, other third part modules are between these prices. If Villages Golf Cart will not help, let me know there is a source of these modules for Yamaha BOAT dealers (yes they use the same part!!).