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Originally Posted by carguy
If the batteries have 3 filler holes (for water) they are 6 volt, if they have 4 filler holes they are 8 volt, and with 6 filler holes they are 12 volt. That will get ya the supposed voltage of the batteries, but not what the car is designed to run on.
Have fun, Dave
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Thanks Dave! Crash is a seasoned golf cart tech... who made an embarassing mistake as evidenced by his response:
"..... Scotty I looked at it for like 10 minutes and didn't pay attention to 36 or 48 volts.
You telling me this is a 48V cart and I overlooked the basic 1st rule?
Well don't I look like a newbie pud knocker.
Would low pack voltage not hold the relay in and cause this?......"
I think he knows the old 2v per hole battery rule of thumb... even if he is ...
'a newbie pud knocker' 