Solenoid & relay failures
A clicking sound with no movement is almost always a worn solenoid or a bad connection at the battery pack — one of the most common calls we get on older DS and Precedent carts.

In-house diagnostics and repair for Club Car DS, Precedent, and Onward models — whether you bought it from us or not.
A clicking sound with no movement is almost always a worn solenoid or a bad connection at the battery pack — one of the most common calls we get on older DS and Precedent carts.
Precedent and Onward models run on electronic speed controllers that can throw fault codes from moisture intrusion, corroded connectors, or age. We read the code, not just guess.
Intermittent loss of power on newer Precedent/Onward carts often traces back to the OBC or its wiring harness rather than the batteries themselves.
Gas Club Cars use a centrifugal clutch that wears with mileage — it shows up as hesitation on take-off or a burning smell.
We start with a full electrical and drivetrain diagnostic rather than swapping parts on a guess. Once we've isolated the fault, we quote the repair before we touch anything further, using OEM or OEM-equivalent Club Car parts.
Most electrical diagnostics are same-day to 2 business days. Drivetrain, clutch, or OBC replacement work typically runs 3–5 business days depending on parts availability.
Pickup isn't something we currently offer — bring your cart to either showroom, or call us to talk through options if yours isn't drivable.
This service is offered at both our Largo and Sarasota showrooms — not just one location.
