Electric Club Car Left Rear Wheel Not Turning

[The Big Weezy]

Can you check total pack voltage and repeat the test and report back. No need to check each individual battery. However voltage looks low based on what you have posted.

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[MatityahuDavid]

Originally Posted by yawood

I agree with all the posters about the batteries and the open differential. Just be aware that part of your maintenance schedule should be to check/fill the diff oil at regular intervals (the book says annually or every 100 hours of operation). I would also drain it and refill every few years.

The diff has a high fill plug and a low drain plug. Loosen the fill plug first (you don't want to drain it and then find that you can't get the fill plug out). Fill it until the oil is oozing out from the bottom of the fill plug.

This thread is helpful for the type of lubricant.

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...end-fluid.html

Never realized this... so I'm passed due. I'm not sure how many hours are on the carts...

[yawood]

Originally Posted by MatityahuDavid

Never realized this... so I'm passed due. I'm not sure how many hours are on the carts...

That's OK. That is why this forum is so useful.

[MatityahuDavid]

I guess I need to replace all of the batteries. In total, when in operation, they are about 8 volts (on an easy ride) less than the total. In other words, about 40v instead of 48v. I'm going to assume that no one's response to the request of the voltage means trying to test the batteries is mute.