1998-Up EZGO Electric - PoweWise 60-Amp Fuse
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This golf cart fuse could not be easier to install. Make sure you disconnect the battery positive and negative cable before you deal with anything electrical. The last thing you want is to turn a basic install into an electrifying experience. Call Buggies Unlimited today.
Great question! Yes, if this fuse blows, the receptacle of the cart has no positive connection to the batteries and the charger cannot get the voltage where it needs to be.
This It is the fuse from the 6 batteries. It protects the speed controller and motor. Lights are only
12 volt and are protected by a buse fuse, usually on the fuse block or a inline style fuse holder.
If the cart runs, then this 60 amp fuse should be fine.
The one you’re showing is normally located on the main power lead to the first battery
Also if you’re battery’s are very old it will not take a charge. I had that happen to me and I tried different battery chargers had to get all new batteries and start over. All worked great after that
one end attaches to the positive post, the other attaches to to the positive wire that powers the motor.
