Still checking....
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Originally Posted by ajbrown
You may already have a voltage reducer or someone has picked up two batteries for 16V to run the lights (was like this on my cart). If you already have a 16-12V reducer you can tap that for the GPS. I do not know enough to say you can put the GPS on 16V without causing harm to the GPS. I know lights will work at 16V, but will run hot.
Here is the reducer I got http://www.buggiesunlimited.com/product.asp?sku=9020 . I believe it was around $150 when I bought it. I picked it up from Ken Spano, his price was about the same as I could find it online at the time.
As far as steering I still would look at toe and camber on the front tires. That should be done peridically. If the tires are not toed in slightly it will not stay on line.
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Thanks for the info again AJ, got a chance to poke around a little on it today and found there is about 10-15 degree 'slop' in the steering wheel. Looks like it is all in the gear to rack connection and no way to snug it up. I was hoping it had an adjustment screw to tighten that up. I also have to replace the protective boot over the rack where it extends on a right turn. Can't find my meters yet to check what voltage lights are running at yet. May have to pick up a cheapie meter so I can do a little diagnosing on the voltages. Trying to get in touch with Ken about a battery price. Had a devil of a time finding his Phone #. Had to go all the way up 441/27 to get it off the billboard. Doesn't seem to advertise much. Probably doesn't need to.
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