[jbartle1]

Currently have “powerdriver2”charger, 48v, not working, cost of replacement $330, found club car charger at Walmart, no mention of voltage, have found other chargers that have 48v, same price, $100, what to do????

[CoachKandSportsguy]

Originally Posted by jbartle1

Currently have “powerdriver2”charger, 48v, not working, cost of replacement $330, found club car charger at Walmart, no mention of voltage, have found other chargers that have 48v, same price, $100, what to do????

wowzah! That's an old charger!

Can you get a model number or anything at walmart to check?

This is what we use
Amazon.com

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by jbartle1

Currently have “powerdriver2”charger, 48v, not working, cost of replacement $330, found club car charger at Walmart, no mention of voltage, have found other chargers that have 48v, same price, $100, what to do????

At a minimum your new charger needs to match the voltage of the battery (48v), should be very close to the current capacity (15 amps), and MUST have the correct charging type (lead acid, AGM, etc.). The next possible problem will be if there is communication between the cart and the charger this would be through additional wire(s) on the plug. This would be the case where the cart controls the level and rate of charging. The final (I think) concern would be getting a compatible plug (DC) for the charger to the cart.
I may be able to repair the charger if I can get the correct information and parts.
Most of the newer chargers are intelligent and have the correct settings for multiple battery types and a suitable current rating, so the use of one of these may only need a new plug or socket (or both) to connect to the golf cart. I had a friend with a Polaris golf cart, and we had to install a Yamaha socket for the replacement charger.
Feel free to send me a PM and we can discuss further over the phone.

[jbartle1]

Thanks everyone, neighbor found wire to battery was problem, no need for new charger, as always, Villages tinker you are so kind and helpful.

[KennyP]

For further information on charger issues. Having to buy a new early Club car charger is rare. They can be fixed very easily. Same with early ezgo 36 volt chargers.
Dont just figure you need a new charger and buy one. Also, I know the 100 dollar amazon chargers are tempting.....but dont, youll be sorry.

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by jbartle1

Thanks everyone, neighbor found wire to battery was problem, no need for new charger, as always, Villages tinker you are so kind and helpful.

Glad you found the problem, and that you let everyone know what was wrong.

[bellringer606]

Originally Posted by jbartle1

Currently have “powerdriver2”charger, 48v, not working, cost of replacement $330, found club car charger at Walmart, no mention of voltage, have found other chargers that have 48v, same price, $100, what to do????

I have a Delta - Q 48 volt battery charger I’m selling for a Club cart if ur interested. It’s small, compact and light . U can text me at 570.856.4330
For price and info.

[jarodrig]

Originally Posted by bellringer606

I have a Delta - Q 48 volt battery charger I’m selling for a Club cart if ur interested. It’s small, compact and light . U can text me at 570.856.4330
For price and info.

Read above posts …. Charger was not the issue and problem resolved….