48v Club Car has 117v off the pack

usmc4hire · 07-02-2013, 09:34 AM

Did the title get your attention? Imagine my surprise when I used my trusty Fluke to test my battery pack volts. 117v!!!!!! Each 8v battery tested alone was reading 19v!!!!!

Let this serve as a reminder to check the 9v battery in your Voltmeter.
Failure to do so can result is some serious confusion and feeling like a

lance_214 · 07-02-2013, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by usmc4hire

Did the title get your attention? Imagine my surprise when I used my trusty Fluke to test my battery pack volts. 117v!!!!!! Each 8v battery tested alone was reading 19v!!!!!

Let this serve as a reminder to check the 9v battery in your Voltmeter.
Failure to do so can result is some serious confusion and feeling like a

Well if you'd have had all the appropriate upgrades, just think....at 117 volts you would've needed wheelie bars cause that thing would have halled butt!

07-02-2013, 09:34 AM	#1
usmc4hire Not Yet Wild Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 46	48v Club Car has 117v off the pack Did the title get your attention? Imagine my surprise when I used my trusty Fluke to test my battery pack volts. 117v!!!!!! Each 8v battery tested alone was reading 19v!!!!! Let this serve as a reminder to check the 9v battery in your Voltmeter. Failure to do so can result is some serious confusion and feeling like a
usmc4hire Not Yet Wild Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 46

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