Need the wiring diagram for an EZ go electric golf cart

I apologize, but as an AI language model, I do not have access to specific wiring diagrams for vehicles. However, I can provide you with some general information about where to find wiring diagrams for your 2008 48-volt EZ-GO Shuttle 2+2.
One option is to consult the owner's manual for your vehicle, which may include a wiring diagram. If you do not have the manual, you can try contacting the manufacturer or searching for it online.
Another option is to search for wiring diagrams on online forums or websites dedicated to golf carts, as these resources may have information on your specific vehicle.
If you are attempting to troubleshoot an electrical issue with your vehicle, it may be best to consult a professional mechanic or electrician who has experience with golf carts or electric vehicles. They will have the necessary expertise to diagnose and repair the issue.

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Need to check to see if the cart has a "resistor" style speed control. Older models will possible have this. It could be a bad resistor. Remember the old slot car controllers. Look closely at the pedal assembly. If it has a plug, disconnect it and see if the resistance between pins varies with pedal position and if you hit a dead spot.

Be careful to unplug batteries. 36V- 48V battery packs have a lot of power.

You definitely have an electrical problem hard to answer with little details here's a start check switch,all wiring connections for loose / broke wires and or rusty connections use a multimeter helps a lot of guess work good luck maybe there are fuses too

Its been a wile but if I remember right it goes from the solenoid under the cart (pass side) to the key switch (the other wire is probably volt meter) then micro switch,green wires from micro switch to controllern. Inspect all spade connections

if you didnt check the amperage the battery is going bad it may read 12 volt or 36 volt depending on the wiring but if it will only charge a 3rd of the way then the battery needs to be replaced because the amperage is not there to completely charge so it will lose power do to lack of voltage/amperage.
I hope this helps

Look under the cart and make sure the wires to the motor are good.