How do I get the adapter to charge my 1997 Club Car?
1730814
You could check in these web pageshttp://www.batterystuff.com/battery-chargers/48-volt/CLUBCARcord.htmlhttp://www.golfcartking.com/mobile/default.aspx
1730815
If it does not match the ones you received with the unit, I do not believe they are available. Using the adapter with the direct ring terminals, connect that and plug the unit in where the different adapters hook on. If it is a 36 volt system, it has been less than satisfactory for that voltage. It seems to work on new batteries but not older ones.
1730816
Depends on your battery set up but in the booklet there are a few diagrams that show the pattern
1958965
I currently use this charger and it works fine.One caveat is that the controller(2002 Club) I have over timedegraded to cause the charger to not work. I ordered a secondcharger and when I received it had no output when hooked tothe cart. After some surfingand a call to the MFR I figured it was the cart controller sensingthe charge voltage and shutting off the charger. After I bypassed thecart controller so the charger fed the batteries directly all was fine.So now I have have two chargers........they work fine.By the way the MFR was very nice to discuss my issue withme and was very satisfied. Good luck. I currently use this charger and it works fine.One caveat is that the controller(2002 Club) I have over timedegraded to cause the charger to not work. I ordered a secondcharger and when I received it had no output when hooked tothe cart. After some surfingand a call to the MFR I figured it was the cart controller sensingthe charge voltage and shutting off the charger. After I bypassed thecart controller so the charger fed the batteries directly all was fine.So now I have have two chargers........they work fine.By the way the MFR... » Read More I currently use this charger and it works fine.One caveat is that the controller(2002 Club) I have over timedegraded to cause the charger to not work. I ordered a secondcharger and when I received it had no output when hooked tothe cart. After some surfingand a call to the MFR I figured it was the cart controller sensingthe charge voltage and shutting off the charger. After I bypassed thecart controller so the charger fed the batteries directly all was fine.So now I have have two chargers........they work fine.By the way the MFR was very nice to discuss my issue withme and was very satisfied. Good luck. « Show Less
2143025
Before you do anything, make sure you align the battery up with the charger. If you look along the sides of the battery pack you will see to ridges or slots that align up with the protrusions inside the charger. This allows a proper alignment. You probably already did this, but give it another try. Also try it without the radio. Use just the battery. You don't need the radio to charge the battery. It may be easier for you to try the alignment that way. If all this fails, Purchase another charger. Go to 409shop.com, radioditty.com , or even amazon.com to search for the proper charger for your radio. Not to worry, there very cheap. Good luck!!!
58290
I have a 2001 club car. The OBC will not allow it. It comes with 4 attachments. I hooked the pig tail attachment to the positive lead on the lead battery and the negative lead on the last battery and it worked out great. Because the charger itself has an auto shut off once the batteries are at full charge. By doing this you are more or less by passing the OBC. Does that help?
2084929
I would just buy a inexpensive battery charger one that you could on a car i assume you have a 12VDC battery or check the amphere ( current) on the current battery and buy a battery with the samw specificationa but you still need a charger
869334
The charger did not work for me. My batteries were completely discharged and the charger must detect X amount of current before it will activate. Most modern chargers are similar. That having been said the charger must be attached to the first and last battery in the battery bank. Posative to one battery and negative to another. Look at your battery bank. you will see that the batteries are connected together positive to negative. 8 volts each x4 to get the 48 volts. Look for the battery posts that are connected to your charging plug in, and or that have wires going to your speed controller or motor. That is where you want to attach the charger. It should work fine. The charger did not work for me. My batteries were completely discharged and the charger must detect X amount of current before it will activate. Most modern chargers are similar. That having been said the charger must be attached to the first and last battery in the battery bank. Posative to one battery and negative to another. Look at your battery bank. you will see that the batteries are connected together positive to negative. 8 volts each x4 to get the 48 volts. Look for the battery posts that are connected to your charging plug in, and or that have wires going to your speed controller... » Read More The charger did not work for me. My batteries were completely discharged and the charger must detect X amount of current before it will activate. Most modern chargers are similar. That having been said the charger must be attached to the first and last battery in the battery bank. Posative to one battery and negative to another. Look at your battery bank. you will see that the batteries are connected together positive to negative. 8 volts each x4 to get the 48 volts. Look for the battery posts that are connected to your charging plug in, and or that have wires going to your speed controller or motor. That is where you want to attach the charger. It should work fine. « Show Less
730385
Refer to your current charger. This unit will work if the your current units provides 19.5V and equal to or less than 4.62A.
858888
Do you mean your car doesn't have a USB port or your car doesn't have a "lighter" port (the round holes that look like an old car lighter plug)? If it doesn't have a USB port but does have the car lighter hole then use the adapter. I did have to use some force to get it to go all the way in before it "registered"--you'll know as the red light on the front of the round adapter will light up. If your car doesn't have either I don't think you'll be able to use this (though I'd be really surprised if it doesn't have one of them somewhere).
1523082
For my car, I have two ways of charging. The cigarette lighter adapter was defective and did not fit the phone. The other means is by USB which does work.
1284771
Yes it will work but you need to know rotation of your engine. A 1998 club car is clockwise rotation.Install gen on cart and wire it as marked on wires and on the gen. than try to start the cart and notice the rotation.If the rotation is right the cart will start but if it's wrong it won't. To change change the a2 and the a1 wires on the gen.
1151516
the car charger cable need to be plugged into the cradle that your radio sets and take the house charge of the cradle put the car charger on the cradle and plug that in the carI hope this answer helps you
768382
I just put one on my 1988 club car.it seems to be working fine.i just run wire from +post on meter to + on first battery in the battery bank.run wire from neg. post on meter to neg.on the last battery in the battery bank.hope that help you.
1470834
I have been looking but can only find the car charger for $20 online. I had another 6 volt charger and bought a plug in connector for the charging port and wired it in. Currently charging my unit. I was close to ordering a complete unit including the wall charger, car charger and the zap light for $50 on Amazon prior to finding my alternate fix.
502519
HiMy charger quit working, I just got a small 12 volt battery charger and wired in a new plug that matched up to the cart.You can run the wires from the battery out the bottom of the cart and plug the charger into it, you don't have to use the built in plug.Make sure you get the Positive Negative connection right.Sealed Lead Acid Battery Charger UPG D1724Mike
11741
I don't know. I have a brand new one in the box I will sell. I ordered the wrong one for my 2008 club car and they will not return it.
1481249
The metal contacts on the battery should contact the metal contacts in the top of the charger. They are spring loaded. Put the battery in at the top and then push up and put the bottom of the battery in. I plug it in with the light on the bottom of the unit so I can plug it into the bottom half of an outlet and then can still plug something else in the top half of the outlet. The second half of your question didn't come through. Hope that helps.
860351
I don't know. Suggest you contact Club Car, as they should be able to tell you