Electric Golf Cart Battery Maintenance
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Follow along with Billy as he demonstrates how easy it is to take care of the batteries in your electric golf cart. Here are Carts Gone Wild we are your one stop shop for all your golf cart needs. Trust your cart in the hands of our trained technicians or shop with us to purchase the exact same parts we use and trust in our shop every day. We build carts of all kinds from simple to fully customized golf carts for the road. Visit us online at www.cartsgonew...
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Great video thanks so much for sharing. If you charge your batteries then refill with water how long should you wait before you charge again?
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Thanks for the Info. Please upload more maintenance for club car I want to learn more things. Thank you and Stay safe.
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Great vids. Thanks for the help Brother.
Helpful, but video did not show the correct height of water if you do not have the special water filler.
Most people don’t have that type of a fill jug for distilled water… What is the proper amount of water to put in your batteries?
Oh man - I really messed up. Used regular water - let it charge all winter - now the motor bucks - guess I need new batteries - - You can bet I'll be much more careful from now on.
Feels like perhaps y’all could address filling bats without fancy jug
What about if I charged it then filled it which was pretty low. Do I charge it again after?
we left Florida till Nov. and left our cart charged up. Should we buy a maintainer, and have it installed by our neighbour or are we ok. Everyone said charged batteries are good for 6 months without it. If so, what kind do you recommend?
I've just acquired a cart (Cushman 2+2) which uses 8V-GEL batteries. They look similar but the four caps say do not remove and underneath have what appears to be metal plates with hexagon shaped indents, not openings to water tanks. Is this because they are possibly lithium as opposed to lead acid? I can't find anything about these, I appreciate any help.
How high should water level be
Is a lithium battery upgrade worth it? Do they last as long and do the offer the same amount of run time?
The eco battery lithium's my company uses should be replaced every 8 years and they can last up to 15 years if you treat them good.
One charge should last you 'at least' in my experience 3 days of golf. (I'd charge it the day before I'm gonna use it and every 2-3 weeks you aren't using the cart)
Where do I get golf batteries? Walmart?
what happens if i do ground out 2 of my batteries with the wrench
You'll probably have to change your underwear.
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How often should you change your battery’s
It really can depend on the user and how they have been cared for. Most of our customers need to change their batteries every 5-7 years if they have been taking care of them. On the other hand a golf course who uses their carts so much more than the typical user only get about 2-3 years on a set of batteries. It can also depend on the battery brand, some of the more 'generic' batteries are not going to get such a long life. It also can just depend on how far you need it to go. We have customers who only drive short distances and use the same batteries for 10 years because as the battery ages you will just get a shorter and shorter ride. We have a battery load tester we like to use that counts down the minutes the batteries last under load to give you a clear idea of how much life is left in a set of batteries. I hope that helps!