First thing to check if electric golf cart won’t move/test voltage

[@chriskehler]

good way to teat under load, but, I like mustard with my french fried pataters LOL

[@HeyHeyHey97]

Uh huh

[@ghostlymodsHD]

Can I just Jack the rear end of the cart up an do the test so I don’t have to hold the brake?

[@rossfricke2010]

lol great way to drive through the wall 😆

[@walterschilling4512]

thanks , they all checked out within range 5.82. so do you have a test for the 36v motor ?

[@HeyHeyHey97]

@@walterschilling4512 yes go to my page

[@macknumber9]

What's an acceptable drop? From 6 to 5? Any specs?

[@HeyHeyHey97]

Yes. The best way to test them is when the carts running slow. They should all be within .5 of a volt within each other.

[@carlzirk]

At 5.2 and below, I replace the batteries. It won't last enough for a 18 hole round.

[@HeyHeyHey97]

What type of battery did you put in? You should get about 15-20 miles on a name brand set of batteries.

[@carlzirk]

@@HeyHeyHey97 I've put many different brands in over 30 years of maintaining a fleet of about 75 carts.

[@HeyHeyHey97]

@@carlzirk when the cart dies on you. does all the batteries check the same. Over 30 years doing it. Go ahead brother. I am sure your tired of picking up batteries

[@JW-iz6mv]

I thought you were supposed to disconnect the batteries when you do this test ?

[@HeyHeyHey97]

No sir. You don’t have to disconnect.

[@HeyHeyHey97]

As long as you’re testing one battery. They are hooked in series. So you’ll only getting one battery reading per battery.

[@semperfi3696]

not one of those test did we see............... fire the camera man or woman

[@HeyHeyHey97]

Thanks for commenting. Never realized. Y’all couldn’t see the volt meter😂

[@nthewalk]

💩 🔥

[@HeyHeyHey97]

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[@chad..8189]

Thank you!

[@HeyHeyHey97]

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