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Re: 2009 EZGO TXT( Bad Batteries) ?
Yes, I think I have the odds against me. There is one newer battery in the pack. I also did a low test today and I found that one under loaded never get back to 6, It steady drops, so I'm assuming that is the bad battery.
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01-03-2021, 04:18 PM
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Re: 2009 EZGO TXT( Bad Batteries) ?
I'm guessing I need a new pack. If I go with Crown. What battery do you recommend. This golf cart is only used in the neighborhood.
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01-03-2021, 05:13 PM
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Re: 2009 EZGO TXT( Bad Batteries) ?
The standard 36V pack used six 6V-225AH batteries, so go with CR-220 (220AH) or CR235 (235AH). With other factors being equal, the CR-235 should last a bit longer and give you a little more range on a single charge.
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