Why is my Club Car precedent slow?
Why is my Club Car Precedent Slow? The main reasons for a Club Car Precedent running slow is because of a weak battery, or faults with the MCOR, solenoid and throttle cable. Some of the other reasons the cart may slow down are: Solenoid contacts can get jammed as they wear out; experts call this ‘welded solenoid’.
What is the difference between Club Car Precedent and DS?
The Club Car DS body panels on the rear and front are made of fiberglass and plastic respectively that makes them quite sturdy. On the other hand, the frame of the Club Car Precedent is made of flexible and bendable material with a 360° wraparound bumper.
How can you tell if a Club Car is a Precedent?
The first two numbers of the serial number is the year of your Club Car golf cart. Here are two examples: If the first three digits of the serial number are “A00”, you own a 2000 Club Car DS. If the first four digits of the serial number are “PG09”, you own a 2009 Club Car Precedent.
Do they still make the Club Car Precedent?
The Precedent Club Car model was introduced in 2004, and the DS model has been around since the beginning and is still available in the market today.
Can I leave my golf cart plugged in overnight?
Manufacturers suggest leaving your golf cart plugged in all of the time while using an auto battery charger, as it will keep the batteries fully charged and always available. If batteries are not charged for prolonged storage, they may damage over time and deliver less capacity.
How fast does a 48V Club car Precedent go?
The standard 48v golf cart will travel between 12 to 14 mph. However, if you apply modifications to the vehicle you can expect top speeds of 20 to 24mph.
How many miles will a 48 volt golf cart go?
The maximum range of this new battery when powering a 48V E-Z-GO RXV golf cart is approximately 20.5 miles when moving at 12 miles per hour. In golfing terms, this equates to around 3 rounds or 54 holes.
How far can a 36V golf cart go on a full charge?
A 36 volt golf cart is adequate for 2 to 4 passenger use when you are primarily using it on flat a flat surface. The average drive time or range for a 36 volt DC system is about 30 miles on a full charge. The 48 volt golf cart offers many more advantages in all 2, 4 or 6 passenger models.