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Recheck your battery wiring. The batteries should be wired in series, neg to pos to neg. I believe one of the batteries behind the driver's side is the main negative and one on the passenger side is the main positive. There is usually a #6 green wire coming from the for/rev switch to a positive battery post, however , it might be a different color, but that one is the reverse wire, It can be on any positive post, just count the number of batteries between green wire and main neg, multiply by 6 and that would be total reverse voltage. If wired correctly all 6 batteries are used for forward.

If you go to www.studmonkeyracing.com/forums/cc48v.jpg you will find a schematic for what I believe will be close to wiring of your cart. A systematic check of volts to the various components should get you going. 1st port of call, you should see 48 volts on both sides of the keyswitch when it is on. Check the fuse in line with the red wire from the solenoid to the on-board computer.
It may simply be that you have one battery terminal too loose and it just wont allow you to draw enough current to run anything but the buzzer. Does the buzzer stop when you press your foot on the gas? If so it really does point to a loose battery connection.

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The carb needs replacing.

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I recently replaced a F/R switch and just happened to write down which wires went where so maybe I can help. The front switch ( closest to front of cart) green/white wire to top contact, white/black to bottom.
Middle switch red/white to top, orange to bottom.
Rear switch green to top, black to middle and white to bottom.

This is a gas or electric 48 v or 36 v? what year model? F/R switch is a lever or a rocker arm? Club cars have made many changes over the years.

Sounds like you may just have some bare wires touching,Trace the wires from the ignition switch.

Need to know what year the club car is. No drawings are in the owner's manual and there are no free service manuals available.
But all is not lost, try buggiesunlimited website for downloadable wiring diagrams. If you still have problems I can maybe help lead you through some trouble shooting steps. email is [email protected]

How do you know that the spark is weak?
Replace spark plug.
Check spark plug wire for leaks.
Replace fuel.
Clean points and reset.
If there is a battery check that it is at 12.5 during starting.

You don't have it connected right. The DC motor is 'polarity reversed' to change direction. That's what the controller does is reverse the polarity to the motor to change direction. If the motor is still working in reverse, then the controller is 'probably' okay. Recheck the connections you made. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/craig_3fa289bf857b1a3c

THE BATTERIES ARE RUN IN SERIES THAT MEANS THAT THE WIRES GO POS. TO NEG. NEG. TO POS. STARTING IN THE BACK AND THEY RUN LIKE THIS TILL YOU GET TO THE OUTPUT FROM BATTERIES TO MOTORS THE CURRENT GOES IN ONE SIDE OF BATTERY AND OUT THE OTHER BY CONECTING ALL POSITIVES YOU MAY HAVE JUST KILLED THE BATTERIES

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