⚡ Troubleshooting

If your charger shuts off early or never reaches a full charge, here's how to track down the real cause.

If your charger keeps shutting off before the batteries are full, here's how to find out why.

Excessive steering wheel play or wobble is more than annoying — here's how to track down the real cause.

If your golf cart range has dropped noticeably, here's how to find the real cause before you replace anything.

If your cart's range keeps shrinking, something's wrong — here's how to find it before you buy new batteries.

Vibration and shaking in a golf cart usually trace back to wheels and tires — here's how to work through the most common causes.

No click when you press the pedal usually means a dead solenoid — but the real cause might be upstream of it.

No click, no movement, no obvious cause — here's how to systematically track down a completely silent solenoid.

If your floor mat won't stay put, traps moisture, or smells musty, here's how to find and fix the real cause.

A sliding or bubbling floor mat is more than annoying — here's how to find the real cause and fix it for good.

If your golf cart mirror keeps drooping or rotating out of place, the fix is usually simple — here's how to find the real cause.

A lift kit changes your cart's geometry — here's how to track down what's actually causing the handling to go wrong.

If your cart won't engage a direction or feels sluggish switching gears, the F&R switch is often the culprit — here's how to check it.

A brake pedal with no resistance is a safety emergency — here's how to track down the real cause before it gets worse.

When your cart is completely dead in both directions, the problem is almost always one of a handful of fixable causes.

If your cart bogs down or cuts out on inclines, the problem could be electrical, mechanical, or both — here's how to find it.

Squealing, grinding, or scraping from your brakes isn't just annoying — it's your cart telling you something is wrong.

That squeal or grind from your golf cart brakes isn't just annoying — it's your braking system telling you something is wrong.

When you plug in your charger and nothing happens, here's how to systematically track down the real cause.

When you plug in and nothing happens, here's how to systematically find out why your charger is dead.

Heavy or stiff steering on a golf cart usually has a mechanical cause you can track down yourself with a few basic checks.

Heavy or binding steering is more than annoying — here's how to track down the real cause before it gets worse.

Corroded or damaged battery cables are one of the most common — and most overlooked — causes of sluggish performance and electrical gremlins.

Bad battery cables are a sneaky cause of sluggish performance, overheating, and premature battery death — here's how to find the problem.