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Old 01-29-2025, 09:10 AM
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Did you bump the emergency flasher switch ?
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Old 01-29-2025, 10:20 AM
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Late at night the Yamaha ones communicate with each other worldwide by satellite. Try grounding it just like a teenager.
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Old 01-29-2025, 10:27 AM
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Batteries are expensive, so why replace it just because it's old. My cart is a '19 and (knock on wood) still is on the original battery.
Hopefully, you have Kart Aid....they have rescued me when my battery died on the golf course. The heat here really takes a toll on the battery.
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Did you bump the emergency flasher switch ?
That was going to be my suggestion. I had trouble even finding my Yamaha flasher switch; maybe you found it and didn't realize it?
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I believe it's fixed.
The switch under the floor seems to have been too sensitive. The cold weather may have affected the connection to the switch. On this cart, even with the ignition off, if I apply the brakes, the brake lights come on. It isn't that way for our other 2019 Yamaha cart.
I am surprised the 2019 battery is still running strong, but I do intend to buy a new one. Too bad there isn't a golf cart accessible auto parts store in TV.

Thanks for all the advice.
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Old 01-29-2025, 11:34 AM
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I believe it's fixed.
The switch under the floor seems to have been too sensitive. The cold weather may have affected the connection to the switch. On this cart, even with the ignition off, if I apply the brakes, the brake lights come on. It isn't that way for our other 2019 Yamaha cart.
I am surprised the 2019 battery is still running strong, but I do intend to buy a new one. Too bad there isn't a golf cart accessible auto parts store in TV.

Thanks for all the advice.
Any Walmart will have the battery you need.
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Old 01-29-2025, 11:55 AM
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I believe it's fixed.
The switch under the floor seems to have been too sensitive. The cold weather may have affected the connection to the switch. On this cart, even with the ignition off, if I apply the brakes, the brake lights come on. It isn't that way for our other 2019 Yamaha cart.
I am surprised the 2019 battery is still running strong, but I do intend to buy a new one. Too bad there isn't a golf cart accessible auto parts store in TV.

Thanks for all the advice.
I will bet the turn signal module or wiring to it will be different between the 2 carts.
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Did the cart get wet at all? We have had it happen before when we drove in the rain and once when we washed it. There was a connector that had to be dried off.
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I believe it's fixed.
The switch under the floor seems to have been too sensitive. The cold weather may have affected the connection to the switch. On this cart, even with the ignition off, if I apply the brakes, the brake lights come on. It isn't that way for our other 2019 Yamaha cart.
I am surprised the 2019 battery is still running strong, but I do intend to buy a new one. Too bad there isn't a golf cart accessible auto parts store in TV.

Thanks for all the advice.
Glad you got it fixed. If your battery still works then wait until the golf cart accessible Costco opens this fall before replacing it. You will get a good interstate battery at about $90 less than an auto parts store.
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Hazard flasher switch on or malfunctioned?
Our 2017 Yamaha has self cancelling turn signals and recently whenever I turn on the 4 way flashers every thing is good until I turn them off and it blows the ten amp fuse. All other functions are fine, so far.
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I believe it's fixed.
The switch under the floor seems to have been too sensitive. The cold weather may have affected the connection to the switch. On this cart, even with the ignition off, if I apply the brakes, the brake lights come on. It isn't that way for our other 2019 Yamaha cart.
I am surprised the 2019 battery is still running strong, but I do intend to buy a new one. Too bad there isn't a golf cart accessible auto parts store in TV.

Thanks for all the advice.
You can order a battery from Walmart.com, they will UPS it to you....
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Our 2017 Yamaha has self cancelling turn signals and recently whenever I turn on the 4 way flashers every thing is good until I turn them off and it blows the ten amp fuse. All other functions are fine, so far.
I have no idea which of several wiring harness and self cancelling modules you have, but this sounds like a bad turn signal switch. I have seen turn signal switches fail for various reasons. I would suggest replacing the switch, if possible, I am guessing that one of the contacts is loose causing the short circuit. You have been very lucky so far, every time I have come across these types of failures the electronic module usually fails first to protect the fuse.
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I have no idea which of several wiring harness and self cancelling modules you have, but this sounds like a bad turn signal switch. I have seen turn signal switches fail for various reasons. I would suggest replacing the switch, if possible, I am guessing that one of the contacts is loose causing the short circuit. You have been very lucky so far, every time I have come across these types of failures the electronic module usually fails first to protect the fuse.
It's shorted in the switch for sure and the switch is not serviceable. I've been trying to match up a new one. Problem is there are multiple models of RHOX switches and relays. Yes. I've found Yamaha likes to put the fuel injector source to the same 10 amp fuse.
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It's shorted in the switch for sure and the switch is not serviceable. I've been trying to match up a new one. Problem is there are multiple models of RHOX switches and relays. Yes. I've found Yamaha likes to put the fuel injector source to the same 10 amp fuse.
I sent you a PM.
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Old 01-31-2025, 08:40 AM
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Hopefully, you have Kart Aid....they have rescued me when my battery died on the golf course. The heat here really takes a toll on the battery.
They will sell and install new batteries.
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