Last golf cart question I promise
If I do not run it for say 3-4 months, but leave the factory charger hooked up will that be OK? I know the batteries will have water... When you first pull the charger in the needle jumps to 15, b...
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On a Club Car (an I expect also an EZ-Go) if you take the key out and leave it in "run" mode there are parasitic drains. On board computer, low battery indicator, battery meter, roll away safety, etc. Even in "tow" mode the on board computer is still active if there is one. That's why you need to disconnect the bank from the cart. Putting it in "tow" mode helps prevent accidental shorts when you disconnect.
I'm guessing the prior batteries may have had some wear on them, key was off, but cart was left in a "run" mode. That drained the batteries down too far. Their is a way of using a 12v charger to bring them back, but that is beyond my knowledge and can explode them.
I'm guessing the prior batteries may have had some wear on them, key was off, but cart was left in a "run" mode. That drained the batteries down too far. Their is a way of using a 12v charger to bring them back, but that is beyond my knowledge and can explode them.
