[Tyrone Shoelaces]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Why would a person need 3 golf carts? Never mind. guy up street in CYV got 2 carts, 3 cars, and work truck most occasions get one in garage.

I like GC's and one of em is more of a "go-kart"

[Bilyclub]

Originally Posted by KennyP

Good trained techs know how to change the voltage with no parts required.

If that would be you, how much do you charge to fix the problem?

[Irenecola]

Originally Posted by kennyp

im going to make this post as im tired of seeing you people ripped off.

This has gone on for many many years, and its sad that shops stoop to this level.

Im saying this now because this week was able to save 2 more people from being sold a starter they dont need.

So, if you take your golf car in for service and you get told that you need a new starter, chances are good you dont. Youll be told the brushes are between 60 to 80 percent worn. Get a second opinion. Your 2020 cart does not need new brushes, as a matter of fact we are seeing now 2013 and below year carts coming up for brushes.

Ill say this also, if your being told the repair on your golf car is going to be over 500 bucks, get a second opinion. A simple phone call maybe able to say you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.
Take the info as you wish.

would love your info...........

[ElDiabloJoe]

Originally Posted by Tyrone Shoelaces

You'll never go back.
Lithium is a COMPLETE game changer.
My carts are super light and nimble.
I have three lithium powered carts out of all three I've had one bad solenoid.
That was my only problem ever so far.

Can I just say, your username is one of the best I've seen in a long time.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by KennyP

Good trained techs know how to change the voltage with no parts required.

It would be interesting to learn how to do that but so far, good trained techs are keeping that knowledge to themselves.