Dead battery --bad solenoid --wiring issue need a meter to test these components
Solenoid can be bad, or the starter. Short across the heavy leads of the solenoid to see if that's the problem. If not, replace the starter. Big spark from the short across solenoid; you could actually burn yourself.
Testimonial: "Jump across solenoid no start can brushes cause the same problem or any thing else to be it."
SOURCE: wiring diagram
dave, the link below contains electric golf carts wiring diagram, one here is almost the same with your 08 Precedent like the one below.
good luck
Wiring diagram
SOURCE: need a club car golf cart service manual
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http://www.blockbustergolfcarts.com/index.asp?Category=260&PageAction=VIEWCATS
http://www.lvssales.com/store/product.php?productid=13300
SOURCE: complete wiring diagram for a 1990 36volts club car golf cart
http://cartaholics.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1880&hl=green+wire
See if this helps. Good luck!!
SOURCE: Need a schematic for a club car golf cart
new batteries-36 volts--can,t get power to motor------ help please
SOURCE: club car golf cart intermittent no spark
What you have is a bad ignitor. It is a small part located behind the RPM limiter. Getting to it is a little tricky but I will try to explain. On the front of the motor, you will find 2 10mm bolts holding a black object that is the RPM limiter. Take these two bolts out and you will find the silver part behind the black box. It will have one wire running to it. The reason it is intermittent, is that heat from the engine builds up and the heat causes it to be bad. When it cools down, it will go to running again. The part runs about $50-$70 . Replace and make sure the connection fits snugly and that the wire that was under one of the bolts goes back on.
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