Removal EZGO Golf Cart Batteries and Install Deep Cycle 12V
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Step by step video on removing four 12V deep cycle GC12 model, flooded lead acid batteries from a 48V 2020 EZGO RXV Golf Cart. DIY friendly process on tools needed and sequence to safely replace lead acid deep cycle batteries. Always wear safety glasses and perform work on flat terrain. Never smoke near batteries. The golf cart had four Trojan T-1275 master vent batteries and were replaced with four 12v 150ah Motive Energy brand GC12 deep cycle batteries.
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Tools needed:
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non metallic ratchet wrench amzn.to/40U6EL6
deep socket 1/2 and or 9/16
duct tape
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battery lifting strap amzn.to/3m4KLKm
Battery Hold Down Rod J-Bolt & Nut for EZGO RXV 2008-up Electric Golf Cart
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Camera used DJI Pocket 2 Creator Combo amzn.to/3MtUAMD
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Deep Cycle Battery San Diego in located in El Cajon and offers free local delivery for lead acid and lithium golf cart batteries. Installation service is available.
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Darn - didn't see the fourth battery get removed or re-installed. That's the tricky one. Also - at the end of the video - you say you put it into TOW then turn it on and test the brakes and then the video abruptly ends when you shift it into gear or something. But - I think I can hang with this and go get me some new batteries. Thanks!
You got this
Bro, why wouldn’t you show the order of how you connected them?
good point, start with pos and work to neg
At the beginning of the video, you state that the negative connection gets removed first, and it is the last to be connected. However, at the end of the video, you show the negative connected and the positive connection and then you add back the series cables. Please clarify the sequence.
It doesn’t need to be in a specific order like a car there’s no difference as long as it’s off lol
You should start with access to batteries.
I'm going to be honest with you cuz batteries are junk I've had my batteries for two years and they cannot handle a load they instantly drain and nothing I do will keep them up or they'll show their that their 13.5 until you put a load on them and it's going down tonight
Which batteries are you talking about Sean ?