How to Install a Battery Meter on a Golf Cart Club Car
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Ever wonder the battery level of your batteries in your golf cart? Well in this video I will show you how to Install a Battery Meter on a Golf Cart Club Car. It's very easy let me show you in this video.
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It wasn't explained, but you've got to hook up the battery meter to the same batteries as your charger is hooked up to: Positive wire (+) to the #1 battery and Negative wire (-) to your #6 battery. It'll read 36v if you've hooked it up correctly, provided your batteries are fully charged. I like the yellow light idea beside his voltage meter, but if your meter is working correctly, it will tell you when you need a charge. Still, it's a nice feature to have this yellow warning light just in case you're not paying attention to your meter.
what kind of wire did you use to run the C to the ignition
I wired mine the exact way in this video but is gauge always on. At first I thought I put the C wire on the wrong key terminal so I switched it but still got the same result. Why is this happening?
Same thing on a club car precedent that I'm working on... Ran both wires to the batteries for the full 48v and the ignition blue to the c on the meter ....always on.
Did the install instructions say to wait 20 minutes to get get an accurate reading anytime the batteries are reconnected?
It really should work as soon as you connect it
What is the orange BATTERY light to the left of your new meter for?
Usually this is because The batters in the golf cart are really low and needs to be charging immediately
@@GreyTechLive Where did you find that "low battery indicator" light? Did you hook that up yourself or did your cart come with it already? Thanks...good video.
@@GetRealBaby The ORANGE low battery lights is factory installed. 👍
Very helpful, thank you!
So glad it did thank you!
WOW!! You could eat a Ham Sameech off those batteries. LOl Thanks for the vid.
Does a blue light stay on on yours
So is it 36 volt or 12 volt power?
It wasn't explained, but you've got to hook up the battery meter to the same batteries as your charger is hooked up to: Positive wire (+) to the #1 battery and Negative wire (-) to your #6 battery. It'll read 36v if you've hooked it up correctly, provided your batteries are fully charged. I like the yellow light idea beside his voltage meter, but if your meter is working correctly, it will tell you when you need a charge. Still, it's a nice feature to have this yellow warning light just i case you're not paying attention to your meter.
I put a new meter in, when I place ignition in the off position the light on my power meter is staying on . Can anyone please help me out with this? thanks
Are you using the power that's being fed off the battery relay to turn on after the key is turned?
Try the other wire on your ignition
On mine, I have to turn off the key, move Forward reverse selector to the middle (off) position, and then touch the accelerator to drain power from the LED circuit.
Hook it up to the other wire to your ignition switch I had the same problem with my club car 36v
I’m having the same issue. I wired it to one port on my key switch and while the key was in off there was power to the gauge. I thought whoops wired it to the constant so I switched it to the other but the gauge still came on while the key was in off. How does this happen?
On my 2018 ClubCar Tempo, I had +12v and ground behind my panel, but they always read 100% no matter how much I’ve driven.
I suspect this power lead is meant for an accessory that needs constant +12v, so it’s after the 48v -> 12v converter for the smaller electronics like lights speakers usb
Did you resolve this? I connected my meter per the directions in this video and I get the same thing. My meter shows 100% full no matter how much I use it.
mines the same..did you find out the problem
@@golfnutt1969 mine has a plug in the back///has 3 tiny switches..need to move them to 101,,,for 36v...did mine and it started working great now goes down..
@@golfnutt1969 mine has a plug in the back///has 3 tiny switches..need to move them to 101,,,for 36v...did mine and it started working great now goes down
@@frankgollahon4947 My cart is a 48v but I'll try moving them.
Why does mine not stay on when it’s in drive?
Lol a wrer you mean a wire? Just playing thanks for the vid
haha ya so bad at talking thanks!
What's that freaking yellow light for?
All that information and you still didn’t tell how to wire the damn thing.
lol ya i didnt show you your right i tell you how to do it my golf cart already had the prep wire there for this.