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Originally Posted by villagetinker
If you are getting only 11.5 volts on the battery, yes replace the battery. NOTE: these are regular automotive batteries, so you can take out your old battery (NOTE the location of the battery terminals), and go to any automotive parts store and MATCH the battery, I think these are 24F (BUT CHECK), replace the battery and see if the code clears. We got a low voltage code (46 I think) when the battery was failing.
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I replaced the failed battery on my cart with a deep cycle marine battery from Sam's club. I think it cost $85. 15 months, no issues.
Also, I found that the wiring harness was inadequate for the load, so I put the headlights on a separate dedicated circuit, 14 guage house wiring with a ten amp fuse, and this solved all the electrical issues.
In Florida heat batteries tend to lose water. Check the electrolyte level every couple of months.