Golf cart starter generator
1.Turning the Key Doesn’t Turn the Cart On
This can happen if either your cart’s battery or starter generator is out of order.
2.Cart Taking a Longer Time to Crank
If your cart is taking longer than expected to start cranking, then you probably have a bad starter generator. This might happen due to a battery issue as well.
3.Starter Generator is Overheating
A bad starter generator gets hot quickly when the cart starts moving around. Within a short time, it might start letting out smoke as well.
4.Jammed Pulley of Starter
The pulley that connects the starter generator to the main axle of the cart can get rusted and jammed. This can impede its free movement.
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