When starting the motor turns over then stops for a sec. finials turns fast enuff to start but has no power

SOURCE: white smoke wen starts from cold an hunts 20 secs.

sounds to me like your idiling too high

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Hello there, You have a bad motor control circuit board. This will be the board that the motor connects directly to on the other side of the belly pan. Be sure to check the pictures in your manual to verify you get the correct part due to the cost variance.
You can find parts pricing and the manual at iconservice.com and enter pftl9960 in the model number area.
Good Luck! Tim

SOURCE: golf sometimes no power to starter motor

I would check the ignition switch. You can unplug the small wire at the starter, with a test light check and see if power is at the plug when you turn the key to the start postion. If there is power there, you may have a bad starter solenoid. I've had to replace a few on my VW, (86 Scirocco, 91 Jetta GLI)

SOURCE: Can I leave my 2004 ezgo golf cart charger plugged

never leave charging all the time you want to charge it every 6 hrs of running time to let your batterys cycle down. it would be the same if you charge your cell phone everytime you make a call if you cant keep track of it get a state of charge its a volt metter like a gas gauge for the batterys if you do it my way you will get more run time and your batterys will last around 10 yrs if keep doing it your way them about a couple yrs on them

Stephen

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• Posted on Jul 24, 2012

SOURCE: I have an ezgo electric golf cart and I have now replaced the 60 amp link fuse that connects to the battery and black wire. When driving the golf cart just quits and when checking the fuse is blow. Th

This is not a car question, but generally speaking a fuse blows when the current in the circuit exceeds the limit of the fuse.
I would look at the amp draw of the motor if that is what runs on that circuit and also the connections. It could be that the motor brushes are wearing out and the motor is pulling too much current.
I'm somewhat lost on your description - - you say it is a 60amp fuseable link but you bought 20 amp fuses. Are you dealing with two different circuits ?