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JohnnieB · 03-08-2013, 10:16 AM

1. How do I check the electrolyte levels?
Check out this web page.http://www.trojanbattery.com/Battery...ngDiagram.aspx

2. I have a guage meter but it has a bunch of settings, what should it be on to check the individual battery voltages?
Set to DC volts and select the 10V range (or something like it)

3. Yes I have lights hooked up (of course they are hooked to the weakest 2) It is best to use a DC-DC converter or install a separate 12V battery for accessories.
You can charge those two batteries with a 12v charger to bring up their voltage to the level of the others.

4. Not sure about the charger, will check

I'd try to work out something with the cart dealer or Trojan and if that wasn't successful, I'd give the charging the living daylights out of them routine a try.

Good Luck.

03-08-2013, 10:16 AM	#8
JohnnieB Techno-Nerd Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: West Virginia Posts: 19,654	Re: Trojan batteries 1. How do I check the electrolyte levels? Check out this web page.http://www.trojanbattery.com/Battery...ngDiagram.aspx 2. I have a guage meter but it has a bunch of settings, what should it be on to check the individual battery voltages? Set to DC volts and select the 10V range (or something like it) 3. Yes I have lights hooked up (of course they are hooked to the weakest 2) It is best to use a DC-DC converter or install a separate 12V battery for accessories. You can charge those two batteries with a 12v charger to bring up their voltage to the level of the others. 4. Not sure about the charger, will check I'd try to work out something with the cart dealer or Trojan and if that wasn't successful, I'd give the charging the living daylights out of them routine a try. Good Luck.