Golf Cart Wont Move After Removing Body

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autoteacher

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I removed my front and rear bodies on my 2004 electric Club Car golf cart for some paint work. When I reinstalled the bodies I cannot get anything to work. I show over 48 volts total across the batteries. I made a diagram of the dash area and also downloaded the wiring diagram from our web site here. All appear to match. I found only one problem. The tow switch was making a strange noise- not a solid contact and there was no continuity either direction. I replace it but there does not appear to be any current at the key switch. The cart sat in my garage stripped for about 2 weeks. Need help. Any thoughts. Thanks in advance
 
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autoteacher

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Guys, Perhaps I am my own worst enemy. I disconnected the go pedal and am considering that this added to my trouble. I have cart voltage to the key and beyond. I have not checked to the solenoid yet as it would appear to me that I created the problem, but dont know how to adjust it.
 
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shadowman

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double check all your wiring, if the cart ran before it has to be something you did and thats ok we all do it........when you removed the body were batteries in and hooked up? if so did you disconnect power before you did the job? is the wire from the #6 battery still going thur the OBC and not around it? it has to go thur the OBC or the cart won,t run.......give me some more details and i,ll try and help you out.............................
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cerberus

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Not to be negative here but the controllers on IQ cars are very touchy and do not like "sparks" or "spikes". As shadowman was asking, did you disconnect the battery pack before your work? Also, for future reference, put the switch in Tow mode and disconnect the negative post first and then the positive. I am sure your problem can be resolved here!
 
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autoteacher

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When I disconnected the go pedal, I incorrectly adjusted it upon reassembly. A lesson learned, but upon correct adjustment, everything is back to normal. Thanks all.
 
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