How to install tail lites on a 2007 cart
 

I have a 2007 ezgo and I was wondering how to install the taillites on the cart? If I was to get underglow would be a good kit to get? What length would I get for the sides and the front and rear? PLEASE HELP

Re: How to install tail lites on a 2007 cart
 

I'm a little confused on what model cart you have so I can't really say for sure anything about it.

Re: How to install tail lites on a 2007 cart
 

I have a 2007 ezgo st and I was wondering how to install the taillites on the cart? If I was to get underglow would be a good kit to get? What length would I get for the sides and the front and rear? PLEASE HELP

Re: How to install tail lites on a 2007 cart
 

No one knows how to put tailites on a cart???

Re: How to install tail lites on a 2007 cart
 

You won't even tell us which cart you have. There are many different ST models and most all of them came with lights. I just don't feel compelled to continuously ask what cart you have so I can help.
How's this.....
The cart should already be wired for the lights, buy them, cut the holes, stick them in the holes, plug them up.

Re: How to install tail lites on a 2007 cart
 

It looks like this
http://vagolfcars.com/gallery/photos/1235666738_sm.jpg

Re: How to install tail lites on a 2007 cart
 

You'll need to get tail lights for a TXT, they should come with instruction and a pattern for marking the cut out holes. The cart should be wired for the lights already, just a matter of plugging them up.

Re: How to install tail lites on a 2007 cart
 

True. I doubt this is what your looking for, but I went to my local professional golf cart repair and modification shop (called WalMart) and picked up some lights for wiring a trailer... about $5 for the normal ones, up to $20 for the LED ones. I chose the normal ones. The LEDs are nice but I diden't want to sink $40 into the tail lights.

They are made for trailers and have two screws built in, they even come with two bolts. I drilled three holes in my carts body. One for each of the bolts (that serve as "-" terminals) and one to put the wires on the light though.

Then, I just wired them up to the battery, placing a switch on the "+" wire a few inches up from where I made the connection to the battery. This let the system be able to be turned on and off by lifting the seat and throwing the switch. ($0.50) light switch. With a little more work I could have wired it to the dash, and it would have looked all nice and fancy.

There we go, tail lights.