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Allan Howie Posted on Jul 27, 2016
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How do i increase the speed of an electric golf cart?

  • Ronald Prier Oct 22, 2016

    Hi Allan Howie, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box?
    What kind of cart? Make, model year?

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SOURCE: I bought a 2010 zone electric cart and it will not run but about 20 minutes on a full charge can anyone help Please

Have the batteries tested using a load meter. Advance and Auto Zone can test them for you. If batteries are 6 years old or older, you will be looking at a new set. A LOAD test is the only way to test.

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There are some new carts coming to market that are able to travel faster and possibly on less energy and can go up to 19 MPH. Many of the latest models are operated by computers and have quite a few high quality and unique components compared to older trolleys and carts. If you want or need something faster, they are worth look into.
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