Ezgo Txt Golf Cart 36 Volt 4 Gauge Heavy Duty Battery Cable Wiring Set on 2040-parts.com
Del Rio, Texas, United States
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EZGO TXT 36 Volt HEAVY DUTY Battery Cable Wiring Set (4 gauge) This set fits SERIES carts (non DCS/PDS) 1995 & up, 36 Volt EZGO TXT body style, with 6 - 6 volt batteries This is a FULL BATTERY set. Set will replace all battery power and jumper cables that corrode in time. Cables are labelled to help properly install to your cart. (Diagrams Included) (Please refer to picture for verification of cables included) INCLUDED in this set: 5 each - BLUE, Battery Jumper cables (cables that connect each battery together) 1 each - RED, Solenoid terminal to battery positive post cable 1 each - BLACK, Speed control to battery negative post cable 1 each - Installation sheet with diagrams to aid in installation of the cable set The deep cycle batteries found in virtually every golf cart are excessively messy and corrosive, especially to the jumper cables. The acid creeps up and through the case, along the posts and then to the terminals where the corrosion will eventually cause breakage, most likely, causing a major inconvenience. HEAT SHRINK intensifies this corrosive process, speeding it dramatically, as it gives the acid a hiding place where you are unable to clean and neutralize it. All cables will eventually fail but, an investment in my cables will greatly increase the reliability and longevity. Soldering the terminal to the cable, after the two are crimped tightly, creates a "barrel" which will not allow the cable to vibrate or pull away from the terminal. Also, this bond does not allow acid to penetrate between the terminal and cable causing resistance due to corrosion. Excessive resistance at the terminal/battery post junction can cause heat which could possibly destroy the battery post, leading to unnecessary replacement of the battery. (Second picture shows the soldering) **All cables are precisely made, to fit the stated battery set, from high quality "TOUGH FLEX" USA made welding cable and tinned ring terminals (slows corrosion). Crimped and soldered ends allow the best current flow and durability. Soldering provides the ultimate cable end termination, an important step skipped by many cable builders** Cable set will be shipped USPS Priority 2-3 day delivery time I can also produce custom cables or sets in 4 & 6 gauge and will give multiple set discounts. Please tell me your needs and I can prepare a quote. If you have any questions, please contact and I will help, Thanks for viewing my listing
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