how to repair golf cart batteries
173204
Hello I tried the refurbish kit for the golfcart batteries and when i go back to Florida this winter i am going to replace the batterys.. i don;t think the kit did anything for me, but it was a very low cost try so i tried it. maybe you will have better luck then i did but my batteries are now 5 years old so they are ready to be replaced...good luck.......
173205
I used the kit as directed. Not difficult to follow. I left the batteries in the cart and shook the cart instead. Still had trouble charging because the batteries were so dead that I had to bypass the electronic to get the charger to work. Plug it back in for a day and have been using it ever since. Works great now. I would recommend it.
173206
I followed the instructions that came with the kit and charged batteries for about 18 hours. They took the charge and have been working good for several weeks now with occasional recharging.
406231
This will not work. This unit takes the 36/48 volts that a golf cart battery bank uses and reduces the output to 12 volts. It will not run a 110 volt rope light.
1117950
Very easy...turn the device over..there is a round cap with a slot in it..place a coin in the slot..turn it counterclockwise..the cap will pop off.. pry the battery out taking notice which side of the battery is facing up..replace the new battery the same way.. replace the cap. It is a good idea to check the battery in both the sending and receiving units..I own 3 of these.. and 2 of them had weak old batteries rite out of the box.. I really like them.
1532663
I have a 1997 EZGO Western 100 golf cart, with 36 volt, and 6, 6 volt batteries, will the plug fit?
502519
HiMy charger quit working, I just got a small 12 volt battery charger and wired in a new plug that matched up to the cart.You can run the wires from the battery out the bottom of the cart and plug the charger into it, you don't have to use the built in plug.Make sure you get the Positive Negative connection right.Sealed Lead Acid Battery Charger UPG D1724Mike
597441
this battery charger would only charge just a little bit, and if the batteries were completely dead, it wouldn't do anything at all...eventually it got so bad this charger wouldn't work at all. One of the worst purchases I've made in a while...take my advice, spend the money and purchase a dedicated charger for your golf cart, it's worth it!
1394101
I've found you do need to replace the rechargeable batteries now and then. I looked up directions on the internet. It's not difficult but you will need a micro screwdriver and a specialty screw driver as well. The details should be in the internet instructions.
1778738
Just remove the top section with a screwdriver and remove the second cover again with a screwdriver. You'll find the batteries inside. I've had mine for couple weeks and it's working lovely.
1202156
Not sure about your batteries,But works good on my 2 golf cart batteries hooked to getter to make 12volt.it will charge raped charge 14.5 or so
1190351
Use a search engine with terms "neutron cart replace battery". The first hit will be a PDF manual. Instructions start on page 18.
218160
You will have to contact the company for that info. I have mine on two 6 volt golf cart batteries with no problem and I can't see why they wouldn't work on four.
1200561
The plug can be changed, as I had to change for my application of the charger, but there aren't any adapters and/or plugs from the manufacture for the Club Car Golf Carts. You might consider the Yamaha G29/Drive 2007-Up 48 Volt 17 Amp DPI Battery Charger which is also available from Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-Drive-2007-Up-Battery-Charger/dp/B00KTLT2UY/ref=sr_1_20?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1402956221&sr=1-20&keywords=club+car+powerdrive
2086948
I don't recall the model number on battery but it is in my Golf Buddy... only thing you might have to do is put a small piece of cardboard at end of battery if it does not fit very tightly... found it works just as well as the original Golf Buddy battery
1320501
While I have no exact information on it, I don't see why not. It's such a simple installation, that it should be able to be used on anything with a battery source. I'm not sure if Golf carts are the same voltage or not. I'd contact the folks at Gorilla to ask that question. Just go to their website, and hit the support tab. Send 'em a message. They're very good about responding. If the voltage isn't a question, it should be fine. I'm thinking about putting one of these on my Jeep!
599910
I think you should buy a voltage reducer for a 36 volt golf cart. Also, this was kind of cheap and didn't last long, you may want to spend a little more $ and get a better one.
1318313
My old battery was LP-A08-05 and I replaced my GolfBuddy with LP-A10-06. It works okay.
1706702
This is only a guess, but I would remove and inspect the batteries and re install.Clean the contacts if needed and maybe a LITTLE lubricant.