I replaced the fwd / rev switch on my Club Car 1985

What kind of cart is this and what year and model?
Ezgo, Club Car?

You need to run a wire to the coil from the hot wire coming from your key/ignition switch. This will ground the coil and eliminate the spark.

Finding a free service manual for that golf cart might be difficult. You just might have to bite the bullet and buy one.

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See if the motor is bad. If the motor is getting really old the bearings in it may be getting to where they do not turn so easily anymore. On some electric golf carts there is a pressure switch under the seat that if you are not sitting in the cart it will stop the motor for safety reasons. If this switch goes bad then the cart does not know if you are sitting there or not. We used to test these switches by jumping the wires of the switch together to fool the cart into thinking that we were always sitting on the thing. It is a good way to test the switch but not a great way to keep it that way, that switch is there for a reason. If it is bad then get a replacement.

*NOTE: Not all carts have this switch, check with the manufacturer.