DIY Golf Cart Battery Exchange: Step-by-Step Lead Acid to Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Upgrade

Golf cart battery replacement doesn't have to be a nightmare, or cost you a fortune every 5 years. This step-by-step guide will show you exactly how to safely disconnect, remove, and install a new 48V Lithium Iron Phosphate battery in your cart, maximizing power and saving you a whole bunch of weight.

In this video my older brother Bob, takes the wheel and replaces his 4 old 12V Trojan Lead Acid batteries with a new Renogy 48V LiFePO4 Golf Cart Battery Kit and upgrades his 2007 Yamaha Drive golf cart.

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USA Products:
1. Renogy 48V LiFePO4 Battery Kit - https://renogy.sjv.io/kOvr4x
2. Rhino 48V to 12V Voltage Reducer / Converter
3. Posi Tap Connectors - https://www.posi-products.com/posiplu...

Canada Products:
1. Renogy 48V LiFePO4 Battery Kit - https://renogy.sjv.io/6y1YPm

UK Products:
1. Renogy 48V LiFePO4 Battery Kit - Coming Soon

AU Products:
1. Renogy 48V LiFePO4 Battery Kit - Coming Soon

Timestamps:
00:46 Project Overview
03:29 What's in the Box?
04:00 Charging the 48V Battery
05:34 Removing Old Batteries
08:00 Installing 48V
09:15 Installing Battery Charger
09:54 Installing Battery Indicator
12:47 Installing 48V to 12V Reducer
14:22 And We're Off!
14:55 Wrap Up

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