20 Most Recent Pride Go-Go Ultra X 3-Wheel Travel Scooter Questions & Answers

Question edited for clarity. Question moved from Cars and Trucks category. Pride Go-Go are a range of scooters in 3 and 4 wheel. With a multimeter, test continuity from pin to pin across the connector. The best idea is to take it to a local dealer as they have access to factory data. The controller wiring is complicated and models of controllers has changed over the years. There is some help in the link but not a lot. https://www.google.com/search?q=pride+go+go+ultra+scooter+wiring+diagram

This can be caused by two things usually. One cause is the bolt holding wheel to the axle is a little loose so check to make sure it is very tight on the axle. The second click comes from flat-free tires. The tires have an adhesive applied at the factory and if you hit a bump, or if there's not enough to hold the tire tight to the rim, the tire will make a grinding click noise when it rolls and passes over this area. Pneumatic tires properly inflated don't make this noise since the air pressure keeps the tire fixed to the rim at the bead; flat free tires lack this pressure. Simply lubricate the area around the tire where it meets the rim on inside and outside, and drive it...noise should dissipate.

Make sure the brake is releasing completely.

Controller problems or brakes were applied too soon

There is a micro switch that the lever engages to tell the controller the position of the lever. It's either not closing properly or is defective.

Check Prides website for parts.

I would recommend to call electricians certified in your state and replace the entire circuit box new it is for safety and fire hazards

Hi first thing to do is get the batteries load tested U can buy a load tester of E/BAY APROX cost $35 ,..this will give U an accurate reading on there condition ,...cheers

Pride Mobility Products Sounds like the motor is getting too hot. Several reasons for that. The brushes in the motor can be worn, too much weight on the scooter, rider + whats in the basket or is being carried by the scooter. Rough terrain, grade too much. Never ignore the beeps. They tell you the health of the scooters systems.

Sounds like the batteries are low. http://www.pridemobility.com/pdf/owners_manuals/us_scooter/us_go_go_ultra_x_om.pdf

I think your batteries have died. Are they 2 years old or more?

Try ebay.com or ebay.co.uk there are lock smiths on both offering keys, contact them.

Has somebody glued them in? It has happened! Have you released the straps?

You need new batteries by the sound of it

The battery box is secured to the scooter base with poly lock Velcro. By pulling straight up on the battery box handle, the battery box can be removed for charging or transport. When reinstalling make sure to align the pins and block on the battery box bottom with the receptacle on the base. Hope this helps.

hi Cornelius, Check the micro switch located on the brake, if that working okay as sometimes they stick... if the controller can't see the brake resistance it will bleep five times... then check the connections from the axle to the frame , four connectors , tow for the motor and two for the brake. Feel free to call me if you're located in the UK Regards Rob..

hi Laurie, the five bleeps is related to the brake , you need to check the connections between the axle and the frame and the connection to the brake... Regarding a circuit diagram... Pride would never supply such a thing, it's propriety information. Regards Rob

Hello Lara, go ahead and try a trickle charger. iIf your batteries are more than 3 years old, they may not recharge even with a trickle charger.

Hi' I have a pride gogo scooter, to take the seat off just take the pin out and then push the swivel lever up and then just jiggle it and it lifts off. To remove the battery remove the canopy thats situated under the seat,then undo the strap and disconect the the front battery plug(harness) and the do the same with the rear one then your battery will lift out.

hi , just swap over the two outside wires located on the throttle pot ... Regards Rob www.gewizrepairs.co.uk