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how to wire headlights on an electric golf cart

Sent to Car Experts September 09 03:40 AM

how do i wire headlights in to an electric golf cart..you cant just wire into the - and+ it dont get power..we do i get the 12volt needed to power the lights

 

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September 9 6:26 AM (2 hours and 45 minutes and 44 seconds later)
         
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I would suggest wiring it directly to the battery using a switch,fuse and a relay.It would be even better if you mounted a second battery to conserve the power for the electric motor that powers the cart.I don't know how you were trying to wire them in,I can tell you this much though with a headlight it doesn't matter what side is ground and what side is power.


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September 9 6:11 PM (11 hours and 45 minutes and 1 second later)
         
Reply to Davo's Post: you cant just hook up th the battery their are 6 batterys making it a 48 volt system how do i do it to reduce it to twelve...not a good answer received
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September 9 6:15 PM (3 minutes and 59 seconds later)
         
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All you have to do is connect to the positive and negative of one battery.Not each end of the entire battery series.Just pick the one easiest to connect to.


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September 9 11:00 PM (4 hours and 44 minutes and 59 seconds later)
         
Reply to Davo's Post: doent work like that its battery in the bank if tested is 48 volts it blows the bulbs out instantly..we are talking about a golf cart..i dont think you have the right answer
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