Club Car Golf Cart Batteries & Chargers FAQ / Troubleshooting

[Golf Cart Garage]

Thought we'd list this page for reference for those Club Car owners that are having issues with their golf cart batteries or golf cart charger. It is our most extensive troubleshooting guide and frequently asked questions reference tool:

Golf Cart Chargers & Batteries FAQ

[crzycartz2016]

2010 club car precedent, and charger do you recommend leaving the charger hooked all the time or will it mess up the batteries, Ive heard both ways also or should u unhook it after there charged

[tag50]

A lot of good info there and welcome to our newest sponsor.

I have to admit that when I first saw the name I hoped you'd be selling pre-fab cart garages (like they have for riding lawnmowers).


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[Golf Cart Garage]

Originally Posted by crzycartz2016

2010 club car precedent, and charger do you recommend leaving the charger hooked all the time or will it mess up the batteries, Ive heard both ways also or should u unhook it after there charged

Leave it in! None of the chargers, OEM or aftermarket will overcharge your batteries, so there's no benefit to unplugging it. We do this with our Club Car, we just leave it plugged in anytime we're not using it. And if you've got a Lester charger, it'll kick back on after a certain period of time and give the batteries a maintenance charge only when they need it. Hope that helps. Best of luck!

[Golf Cart Garage]

Originally Posted by tag50

A lot of good info there and welcome to our newest sponsor.

I have to admit that when I first saw the name I hoped you'd be selling pre-fab cart garages (like they have for riding lawnmowers).


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Well, maybe that'll just have to be our next product line...

[crzycartz2016]

Thanks sir, appreciate the help, I work a lot on gas carts, hadn't done much on electric carts, mainly cause I hate having to buy batteries after 4-6 years and gas engines last a lot longer driving not having to charge anything and can just about put a new gas engine in a cart what a price of batteries cost. lol

where I live theres a race track and people like to ride long hours and heck I haven't never got much more than a 1-2 hrs of driving with electric carts, plus I'm forgetful on plugging them up lol.

[Golf Cart Garage]

I hear ya on the gas carts. Definitely no need to wait a couple hours for a good charge. Also it's a very common issue for people to remember to plug in the cart after use, ESPECIALLY folks who have kids/grandkids that use the cart. :)

[dannyre]

Originally Posted by Golf Cart Garage

I hear ya on the gas carts. Definitely no need to wait a couple hours for a good charge. Also it's a very common issue for people to remember to plug in the cart after use, ESPECIALLY folks who have kids/grandkids that use the cart. :)

On the other side of that coin, some people don't like the noise or the fumes created by a gas cart, so we go electric. It's pretty flat here and I can get plenty of time from my setup and have never run out of juice. We drive it sometimes 20 miles a day, and that's enough for me...