power problem

[Golf cart guy]

Originally Posted by tjcnok

SUCCESS!!!!!!! (Thanks to this board.) Took all the battery cables off and checked each individual battery. All of them came up to 8.49V. All but one, that is. It registered 6.3. Took the gamble that this was the culprit causing all the heartburn and bought an exact replacement. Works like a swiss watch now. Thanks to all who helped me figure this out. You all out did the CC dealers in two cities!.

Try being in the largest community of golf carts and everybody and their brother thinks they are a golf cart expert.

[Outlaw31]

Tried all kinds of answers to my problem. New to BGW and found the answer to my problems here. Thank you Gents, for askin and answering questions someone else may have.

[NoleFan4Ever]

And that is the groups goal....

[scrannel]

Originally Posted by Golf cart guy

I don't like to hear that if the cart is not being used that its on the charger, that could shorten life. I know ill be ridiculed for this, but Ive seen it too many times.

So which is it, then? My first set of batteries lasted 8 years and I'm into year four or five on the new set. But I put my cart on the charger after every use.
And make sure cells never run dry, etc.

Thanks

[NoleFan4Ever]

Originally Posted by scrannel

So which is it, then? My first set of batteries lasted 8 years and I'm into year four or five on the new set. But I put my cart on the charger after every use.
And make sure cells never run dry, etc.

Thanks

Keep doing that. It is all in the science of the batteries in regards to cell life and sulfation characteristics.