Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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2017 Yamaha...cart died.
Gas cart. Turned on a new headlight and everything went off.
Probably a fuse? Where are the fuses located? Under the seat or under the console? |
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There should be three by the battery, and one or two under the cup holder. Depending who the maker is.
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Yes, I agree a fuse, if the new headlight was wired to the ignition switch, the main fuse probably blew. The problem is there are probably a dozen or more aftermarket wiring harnesses as well as one or 2 "factory" wiring harnesses. You will need to look along the battery there can be (as noted above) a small fuse block, there can be fuses located along the wiring harnesses and there can be fuses in the front under the dash. You will need to carefully pry up the Yamaha symbol, and use an allen wrench to remove the security screw.
Having worked on several golf carts for neighbors: 1. Do NOT replace the failed fuse with a larger one, you will be risking a fire. 2. Have someone familiar with golf carts carefully review the wiring, I have personally had carts blow the main fuse because ALL of the new accessories were added to this one circuit. 3. Replace the fuse with the same rating, and have the new light moved to a NEW circuit and separate fuse, this means you will have to remember to manually turn off the light. Hope this helps and send me a PM if you would like to discuss over the phone.
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Look in owners manual ( or online) it will show location of fuses. Now you have to figure out which circuit you or who wired into. I would definitely wire to another circuit that don’t kill the cart when fuse blows if that’s the problem? If not I hope you own multimeter?
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Also check the ground if the fuses are good.
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I agree. Probably a fuse. But the bigger question is what caused it to blow. Merely installing a headlight should NOT cause something like this. Did a golf cart service install the headlight? Or did you? If you did then re-check your installation. It could be a short.
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Most likely a fuse blew because of a short , check your wiring with a multi meter .
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Also Depends on how much amps the lights pull and what else on the circuit, guess it’s overloaded.some of theses head lights are like train locomotive lights. To be that bright they have to pull more amps. |
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They place fuses everywhere. I once spent 3 hours before I found the correct one. One of the big marketing features for Carts and Clubs for me. They place a fuse block under the seat and all fuses are right there. Very easy to find them all.
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call Willies or Cart Fixer or Todd Casey and be done with it
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Circuit
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Most of the accessory fuses are in the wiring harness under the dash. Usually hidden in the bundled wires. You may have to cut the wire ties to find it.
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Call Willie’s cart service.
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What did they tell you when you called the sales dept where you bought the cart or when you googled for info? Just wondering.
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Fuses
Try looking on UTUBE, There is a lot of good information posted there.
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Had same thing happen in a Harley we owned. No blown fuses anywhere. It started ok with a jump (did you try jumping it?). Stopped running as soon as cables we’re removed. Problem was a short in the battery itself. Replaced battery.
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