EZGO High Torque Electric Motor Swap | How To Install Golf Cart Motor | Episode 3
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Papas Tree Climber- Episode 3
In this episode of Papas tree climber we replace the stock motor on an electric EZGO TXT golf cart. We replaced the stock motor with the highest torque motor on the market which is sure to give us enough power to climb through the woods. This how to installation requires you to upgrade your controller, solenoid, forward/reverse, and cables which we have in other episodes of Papas Tree Climber. Be sure to wear protective gloves, protective eye-ware, and shoes to insure proper safety measures. DIY Golf Cart encourages its users to subscribe to our channel to see more up and coming videos. This motor package will be listed soon on our site.
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Thanks I can build just about anything but not mechanically inclined so it helped a lot
I thought this helped me very much, THANKS for your time Bob
i have a 99 txt. i lifted it and did the works. recently my stock motor controller went out because we have alot of hills around were we ride and im assuming i heated the controller up to much. what brand and set up should i but to fix this problem? i know i need atleast a 400 amp set up. saying that, what motor should i get as well and brand. thx!! love the vids.
How about a video showing how to replace the microswitch on the accelerator pedal? It looks like the pedal box assembly has to be removed to access the microswitch.
Does you have to upgrade the controller or "anything" else after installing the beast motor. I'm after more torque for going uphill and not speed. Thanks
I love your videos. I have a question if you have time to answer I know you say hi to work or high speed motors? Is there a motor that is a balance of both what I’m asking is I need something they can go up slight hills, but also at a decent pace, thank you
What are the dos and donts when replacing motor? If you have a regen motor you must replace with another regen motor? Etc
I just bought a 2008 Club Car 48 volt with brand new Trojan batteries. It goes dead after about 20 minutes. I took it in and it turns out it has one of these blue high performance motors in it. When put on the computer at the Club Car repair place it shows an "overheat" code in the a stock controller. The repair shop is an authorized dealer and can't put any after market parts in. Is there a way to stop this from happening without buying a matching controller for the new motor? Thanks!
interesting informative video
Thanks so much for the video Where do you get that specific motor and can I get the model number from you.
you guys are great. do you have any videos on installing high speed gears in a ezgo pds?
We don't at this time but, keep looking here on DIY Golf Cart Garage video's, I will soon!!
Can you test the motor after you remove I from the golf cart, or do you have to test it while on the golf cart to see if it's ok
Hello, I have a new 36/42 Volt motor almost Identical as you just put in except black. I believe I got the wires back on in the same place of the new motor as they were stiff. The Old motor information was gone. I put all back together and it barely moves forward and no reverse. Its my first time doing something like this and I'm lost at this point. I looked over the wires for numbers but didn't see any, I was hoping you would have some insight Please???
I have a 36V TXT EZGO cart (Exact year I dont know) and was told the coils are burnt out and have to replace the motor. The previous owner converted it into a 4 seater and I wanted to know what would be the best option would be in terms of which motor to replace it with. The cart goes but starts to slow down considerably as soon as there is any incline. Also do all the different motors have the same mounting or are they different?
Give me a call at 855-349-4653 to further discuss your golf car.
Hey Bob, do you have to change the controller as well? Going with a more HP motor
What would cause a 48 volt cart to just stop moving? I was driving and it stopped. Well it would free wheel but wouldn't pull
Hi I just got my 1st golf cart ezgo freedom txt 36v looking to get a lil more speed and torque the cart has brand new 2017 Trojan battery's and I'm also upgrading the batteries cable to a 4g no lift kit with me by myself I top out @ 21mph and with my wife and 1year old son top out @ 20mph ant tips I don't have PDS VERSION
What if the motor is sticking. Mine is not sliding off like yours?
Awesome video. Thanks
We are buying my wife a new EZGO TXT. 72 Volt cart. What if any high tq high speed options do we have to get more speed?
Great video! I'm about to purchase 170-004-0001 for my 1988 EZGO Marathon. Is the process nearly identical?
Yes, but make sure that you have a controller and not a resister coil. If your golf cart is equipped with a resister coil, you shouldn't use this motor.
@@golfcartking I guess I need to pull the cover off and look. Thanks!
@@golfcartking Confirmed I have a controller. I was wrong about the year. It's a 1990. I think I'm going to upgrade the controller first.
@@ansonrinesmith www.golfcartking.com/400-amp-alltrax-series-controller-for-club-car-ezgo-yamaha/
I have a 2005 EZGO TXT that I want to upgrade. Nothing is wrong with it other than it is slow and having a bit of an effort in negotiating fairway slopes. I want more speed and HP so that I am not always the last guy in/out. Can you tell me what areas I could change to have these. Also, would I have to take out the body to do all these.
It really depends on the Electrical System your golf cart has. If your cart is a PDS, all you may need is a speed chip, otherwise you may need to completely upgrade the drive system as I did in the Tree Climber. Give us a call here at the DIY Golf Cart Garage and we'll set you up with any parts you need.
Hello i have a ez-go 36v and its not have power to run just very slow and i have change the speedsensor and also put in a speed-chip but its the same,what is the problem? thanks from Roger
, trying to remove an EZ-GO motor casing came off Armature still in transaxle how do I get it out. without tearing everything up.
We have removed all of the wires and bolts, but the motor will only move about 1/2 inch... What do we do not???
Thanks for your help...
You will need to separate the input shaft and armature using equal leverage to each side. Sometimes it can be tough, especially if it hasn't ever been removed. Once you get it of before you put the new motor on, apply some anti-seize on the input shaft.
Hi Bob,My Ezgo cart stopped moving even though batteries & motor is Ok.I stripped to motor and did not find the bush that is on spline.Could this be the problem?
@Barry Wilson Thanks Barry,my problem was in the wheel hub
Do you have any video of the cart running, trail riding, motor reviews? Through video of the installation
We do have a video that is featured on our Facebook page. Here is the link and please call us if you have any questions. Thanks facebook.com/photo.php?v=564291550307243&set=vb.170226386380430&type=2&theater
Hi thank you for the video but what the amp at 36v. And the amp 48v how many milles can i go on one charge thank you God bless you
The amp per golf cart is determined by the motor. For example: a 48 volt high torque motor will pull the maximum at 585 amp's. That's the most the batteries can give up. Miles? That's determined on so many details, mostly your looking at minimum of around 120 minutes of drive time.
Do you have video how to replace 36v motor on 83-91?
if the nut bolt that are connected to the motor are stripped and lose on one of post...is there anything I can do to salvage without purchasing new motor? new cables and such already purchased but don’t know how to tighten it back and connect new terminals. Thanks
Most cost efficient: replace motor.
Hi. I have a question about my 96 club car 48volts. When I press the acculturation I hear clicking sound in the solenoi. Also the motor A2 the white wire what is the wire for has no power. Please help???????
Since you hear the solenoid clicking, that tells me everything before it is working correctly . Go to the controller and check the B+ and the B- with a volt meter with the accelerator pedal fully depressed and make sure you have full battery voltage. The move the negative from the B- to the M- and press the pedal again. Make sure the reading goea all the way up to battery voltage. If not, may be bad controller.
Do you have to change the Speed Controller out when you change the motor? Mine is an old txt
The only time you need to change out the controller when you swap out the motor is when you're upgrading the motor such as the Beast in this video. The Beast is a torque motor and pulls a lot more amperage, so a larger controller is needed.
ok so what if I didn't label my wires to the electric motor? Is there a wiring diagram for that?
Oh yes! All you have to do is call me here at DIY Golf Cart Garage and I'll email it to you! 855-DIY-GOLF
Do most golf cart motors have wires in the armitiure and the field current inductors?
All motor's that I know of have 2 wires the field winding's and 2 wires for the armature.
Some are permanent magnet motors and dont have field inductors.
Pedro Casultsan You are correct but, I don't know of any on Golf Cars from the factory.
okay thankyou
Why does your cart not have a speed sensor?
No, it's a series electrical system not sepex.
Would it be possible to put an EZGO Rxv AC motor on a Club Car Precedent?
+Stooch Any is possible. You might need an engineering degree to make this change though.
Well I was just wondering if it would be a simple change, or if it would need to be completely re-done
+Stooch Complete rewiring of the system.
So that would bring the cost up a lot?
+Stooch We do have kits here that we could sell you to upgrade to an AC System for your Precedent. It would come with everything you'd need from cables, motor, controller and more! It's run you about $2,450.
also is there a way to turn the torque down?
If you install a Alltrax Controller, you can re-program it to determine the amount of torque and/or speed that you'd like.
+DIY Golf Cart if you like to race a cart can you start in a high torque and switch to more speed as you go or is there motors just for racing
Hello,do You sell some of electric golf cart motor.?
Yes, please visit our website.
diygolfcart.com/
Oil change on a rear axle.(97 electric ezgo)
415cc of 80 weight
hi can i upgrade my 1973 cushman 36 volt
Go to the forum Buggies Gone Wild and ask that question. I'm sure someone has done this before and would be able to assist you in where to find parts.
Hi I just got my 1st golf cart ezgo freedom txt 36v looking to get a lil more speed and torque the cart has brand new 2017 Trojan battery's and I'm also upgrading the batteries cable to a 4g no lift kit with me by myself I top out @ 21mph and with my wife and 1year old son top out @ 20mph ant tips I don't have PDS VERSION
There are 3 types of TXT's: Series, DCS and PDS. Each will have a different electrical system, so before I can suggest anything particular I would have to know which one it is. Also, to reach that speed something has already been done. Call our tech department with your serial number for suggestions. 877-960-5464.