Battery meter for 1995 ds cc

[toogood4ubalius79]

Gor can't remember how many wires off top of my head.. do they usually just have two or is there some with three thanks in advance

[gornoman]

Originally Posted by toogood4ubalius79

Gor can't remember how many wires off top of my head.. do they usually just have two or is there some with three thanks in advance

I can't say, never been inside a modern Club Car before.

[scottyb]

The Curtis bar graph meter I have seen have 3 wire connection. (negative and 2 positive) One of the positive is switched. Connect to the negative and either one of the positive wires.

[toogood4ubalius79]

Scotty mine is not a curtis brand i do not think so i will try to put a picture up..

[toogood4ubalius79]

I have a reducer but I think it is bad The reason I say that is the guy I got the Cart from had it on the cart but when I put a meter on lights they only getting 8.? Voltage so I think the light are 12 volt hook just to battery five and six.. So can the battery digital meter work without a reducer. And can I move the batteries around in the pack cause for going on three years light been pulling from two batteries I discovered tonight. It is a hunting cart and lights are a must. They get used about 35 min per day from october to Jan 15 four days a week. Thanks in advance

[scottyb]

Originally Posted by toogood4ubalius79

Scotty mine is not a curtis brand i do not think so i will try to put a picture up..

The meter shown is the Curtis 906. If you ever saw the backside of it you would have read that.
Your question was answered 'yes' by the first 3 posts.

[toogood4ubalius79]

i didn't install it and it is hard to see where it is located without pulling the panel out. i figured you (genius) would have known just like you did by looking at it,that is why i posted the picture.. and i know the answer was yes in the earlier post but 89gator said something about a switch and a reducer so that made me think about the reducer i had and if it even worked or mattered.. that is why i asked... i just don't ask stuff cause i bored i got four different devices i been sending these post from...i guess i need to take my time and make sure i read the whole post and make sure they got sent

[Stevegrmich]

Originally Posted by toogood4ubalius79

i didn't install it and it is hard to see where it is located without pulling the panel out. i figured you (genius) would have known just like you did by looking at it,that is why i posted the picture.. and i know the answer was yes in the earlier post but 89gator said something about a switch and a reducer so that made me think about the reducer i had and if it even worked or mattered.. that is why i asked... i just don't ask stuff cause i bored i got four different devices i been sending these post from...i guess i need to take my time and make sure i read the whole post and make sure they got sent

The switch 89gator was talking about was probably put in line so he could switch between the battery pack and the reducer to be able to read the voltages at both places when ever he wanted to . . .

[89GatorClub]

Originally Posted by Stevegrmich

The switch 89gator was talking about was probably put in line so he could switch between the battery pack and the reducer to be able to read the voltages at both places when ever he wanted to . . .

Yepper exactly 3 way switch so I can continue to monitor either source.