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Not Yet Wild
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Location: Bahamas
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![]() I have a 2002, 48 volt club car. One battery post has melted, resulting in a loose terminal. Can I drill down and put a self tapping screw into the post? Can I replace the bad battery with a 12 volt? The problem is I am on a small Bahamian Island and getting a replacement battery is an ordeal. My other batteries are 3 years old?
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Happy Carting
![]() ![]() Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Southern California
Posts: 72,498
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![]() Yes, you can tap a new connection. Search the website for a complete how to.
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Gone Wild
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Location: Bunnell, Florida
Posts: 2,408
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![]() Here's the link to the post "scottyb" is talking about:
![]() http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/batte...nal-repair.php The only thing I'll suggest to do differently is to try and find a stainless steel stud. It will not corrode. :) |
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Gone Wild
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If you decide to get another battery, it cannot be a 12v. It needs to be an 8v like the rest. Also, welcome to BGW! |
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