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Gone Wild
 Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Sun Lakes, Arizona
Posts: 610
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Re: 2.7 volts on a 36 volt pack
I charged them for 5 hours the first night, removed the jumper wire and fully charged them. Checked the water, drove around the block then back on the charger. The next day, rinse and repeat...
My new batteries came in for my cart and I was busy last night removing, taking them in for core, getting new batteries then doing some maintenance while I was in there. A little bit of corrosion but nothing Baking Soda couldn't take care of. |
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