Push pedal, no go

I have a 2009 Yamaha Drive Golf cart. I just bought it. The batteries are good. I here the solenoid click on and off continuously so it will not operate. It seems like the pedal and brake even cause the relay to click on and off. Sometimes the cart moves but then clicks off and will not do anything. I do t think it’s solenoid. Charges batteries to 48VDC. Does anyone have a suggestion ? Thanks. Scott

Haveing same problem

Having same problem have you heard anything

This looks like an old thread and I'm sure you have fixed it by now but if not, I would say it is your stop safety switch under your brake. I have replaced three of them recently and they all had similar issues. I finally deleted it and hooked up a toggle switch. There is a throttle position sensor attached to the go pedal. Check it next but first I would make a jumper, plug it in to the hot end of the safety switch and hit the gas. If it moves at this point you will need to replace that switch. Or bypass it. This switch is just a plunger that makes a connection when the brake is applied. The plunger gets debris in it and fails to retract completely. Hope this helps Chip

I’m having same issue with 1998 ezgo txt gas . Wet to tribe and nothing. I hit the gas and all I could hear is the solenoid clicking and nothing happens so I thought it might be the problem. So I put a new fuse wire new rectifier and new solenoid. Still having issue. Battery is good

Hi Stanley ! I think I have found the problem. I was looking on other forums and found a guy talking about a similar problem. He said turn the key on push the pedal down while tapping the generator and see if you get any movement which I did. That being said I decided to go the cheap rout and bought a rebuild kit for it. ( 15.00 bucks ) vs $140 . It comes in Friday so once I rebuild it I will know for sure. Hope this helps. And let me know if you have any movement Thanks

Hey Stanley..Unfortunately, I had to call in the troops (the guy who built my cart) and found out that a wire had been placed incorrectly by someone else...I had that corrected as well as a new controller put in. Cost almost 400 bucks but without it, the lifted cart I had built was worth nothing. Seems to have worked fine ever since, I think the controller is the issue that causes this the most from other posts that Ive seen so I dont know if the wire had anything to do with it at all.

What is the generator you tapped on

any new update ???

my 98 club car ds is doing something similar to this

did you find a fix ??

First find a schematic online that is exactly the same as your cart ,make sure all the wires are connected ,and are wired properly,if everything is good ,next check your throttle sensor on the pedal,put a multimeter on 20v d.c then connect the black wire to the black on the potentiometer and the red one the red on pot. When you press pedal with ignition on ,a reading of 0 8 volts to 3 volts shows a working pedal. Anything else means pedal pot is shot. My cart would only work if the cart was pushed . Until I got a new throttle sensor.