Battery Chemical Regeneration

[farnzy]

Hey everyone im in a bit of a bind, i just went and got myself a 2010 club car with 2011 batteries, i think the batteries should still be good but they are dieing really fast i have done multi-meter tested and specific gravity and all the battery's and cells are very close so i know they arent broken. I have seen alot of chemicals you can buy and put into the batteries to fix them up. First thing i need to know is do they work? Second is i live in australia and cannot seam to get any.

Does anyone have any chemical mix they can share with ingredients and the process you can buy from local shops that will regenerate golf cart batteries???

Hope someone can help me out thanks in advance everyone

[scottyb]

You can try but results have been mixed. Get some battery acid and add the recommended amount to each cell and charge the hell out em. The problem is that the plates are damaged and really nothing will undo the damage once it has set in. De sulfators etc. have some success on newer batteries but nothing fixes old sulfated plates except a liberal application of cold hard cash

[Stevegrmich]

. . . this chart should help determine the state of your batteies . .