help please fast lol

weracemx

hey i am getting a smokin deal on a club car only thing is it has 36 volt bats in it and the guy i dont think knows that it is a 48 volt cart so i am getting it super cheap .
am i corect in thinking that a 1995 clubcar ds is a 48 volt cart has a 36/48 volt motor thats what the plate says and has the rocker switch where there is usualy a lever
someone please help

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roady89

Just because its a 95 doesn't automatically mean its a 48 volt. They made 36 volt too.

weracemx

ok i understand that but how do i tell if it is a 36 or 48 volt car ?
and idident think they made 36 volt cars after 93?
am i incorect?
thank you for the help as i said it has a 36 48 volt motor and i was told that that motor wasent available untell after they stated makeing 48 volt carts

JBDiNos

Look at the batteries. If they have 3 fill holes than it's a 36 volt, if they have 4 fill holes than it's a 48 volt.

roady89

If it has that rocker switch instead of a lever for forward/reverse then its a 48 volt regen cart I believe.

weracemx

thanks roady thats what i thought is there anything on the controller i should look for so when i put the 8 volt bats in it i dont smoke something

roady89

I can't say for sure but the controller should say 36-48 volts. Problem is, its probly going to be hard to see. You might need to remove the rear access panel to see the controller.

weracemx

ya it mouted under the back i will check it out with a miror thanks alot for your help buddy sounds like i can put some 8 vots in it and be good then save for a big amp controller and motor

classycarts

I don't know alot sparkies, but if the cart is being sold with the charger that was used to charge the batteries, look at the charger tag for the voltage output. That should tell you if it's 36/48 volt.

I have had a few customer that have brought there cart in for repair because it wouldn't run or would barly move just after installing a new set of batteries. Come to find that they or someone installed the wrong voltage of batteries.

roady89

I have seen that a few time here. I got a freebie like that too. They installed 8 volt batts instead of 6 volt, fried the controller. I ended up with a cart and a new set of 8 volt trojans. Made my day!