Can a 48 volt club car lose power?
48 volt club car was driving and suddenly lost 90% of power… Batteries are fully charged… was running fine and just I have a 1991 club car golf cart. Purchased 2 months ago. I have a 1991 club car golf cart. Purchased 2 months ago. Batteries were 2 yrs old, so replaced all 6 (8 volt) last week. Immediately noticed … read more
What happens when your car loses all power?
Was about to call break down, then suddenly all power came back and I was able to start the car. Assumed it was some electrical glitch, didn’t think much of it. All fine been driving as usual all of last week until today – came back to car, unlocked fine, all power fine and then electrics go completely dead just as I’m turning key to start engine.
What happens when you lose all electrical power?
All fine been driving as usual all of last week until today – came back to car, unlocked fine, all power fine and then electrics go completely dead just as I’m turning key to start engine. Thought I was scuppered this time, but then suddenly, again about 5 minutes later, all power came back and I was able to start engine and drive home fine.
What causes an engine to die while driving?
On deceleration, engine rpms may fall below normal idle speed and stall. When reaching a stop light, the engine may jerk and die. While driving, the engine may suddenly shut off.
Why does my car have intermittent electrical problems?
When symptoms become widespread and randomized poor electrical connections become suspect. Nevertheless, intermittent ground connections can cause some really crazy side effects. In this situation we have a failure of the main ground cable that runs from the battery to the engine block and frame.
What happens when an alternator has an electrical problem?
After the engine starts (thanks to the high voltage provided by the battery), the alternator provides the electricity required to power the car’s many electrical functions, including the lights and radio, the spark, charging the battery, and others. What Happens When Your Car Has an Electrical Problem?
Can a stalling engine be intermittent driveability?
Intermittent driveability problems of any kind are always a challenge to diagnose. When a customer brings you a vehicle and complains of a stalling problem, you may not have much to go on other than their description of what’s happening and when it happens.
What causes a car to stop in the middle of a turn?
The most common causes for loss of spark include hot shorts/opens in ignition coils, ignition modules and crank position sensors. Loose or corroded wiring connectors that cause a sudden loss of voltage in the ignition circuit will also stop and engine dead in its tracks.