Golf Cart batteries for electric cars are rated in minutes, voltage, and amps. They are tested with a discharge machine and hydrometer. You can use your meter on the charger to kind of guess: If the charger (on a 36 volt system) comes on and the needle goes to 18-20 - that's good. After a few (3-5) minutes it should start to slowly drop back down to 15-16 amps - that's still good. After about 10-15 minutes it should be below 10 amps - still good. After 30 minutes it should be at 2 amps - and that is a good set! If the charger comes on and only goes to 16 amps or less that is not good. If the charger comes on and goes to 18-20 amps and stays there for an hour that's not too good. If the amps drop back to 2 amps within an hour that's better. If the charger stays at 18-20 amps for two hours then that's is normally bad. If the charger stays at 16-20 amps for more then 3 hours then you got some junk batteries. Golf Cart batteries for a gas car are rated in cold cranking amps, and volts. They are tested just like a car battery.
By the number of cells. A 12 V battery should consist of 6 cells, each providing about 2 volts. A 12 V battery should consist of 6 cells.
Golf cart batteries can be purchased in your local area at designated retailers, ordered from the manufacturer by telephone, or purchased online at one of the dozens of online retailers who carry your specific Golf Cart Battery brand.
You must determine the "g" number model of the cart
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the serial plate is located under the dash on the passenger side
Can you tell me what Year my Clubcar Golf cart is serial number A9537-460007
look at the manuf. code on the inside pocket right side of the cart that should give you the year of your cart( my # on one of my cart is H298) which means its a 98. the other # is (A499) which mean its a 99) and the other # is(H600) which means is a 2000 good luck
Golf GPS systems have the ability to tell you distance to the hole, terrain type, dog legs, etc. They usually are touch screen, and can be attached to your cart or bag.
It stands for On-Board Computer, it is used, I read anyway, to tell when to shut the charger off, but that's debateable. It is the little box on the drivers side that is mounted to the chassis that your lead battery cable on the drivers side goes thru on it's way towards the back of the cart. That cable goes thru the middle of the OBC to a sensor in there.
The best way to tell if a battery has life is to put it in a low-charge device like a clock and see if it works.