48 Volt Golf Cart Analog Battery Charge Indicator Meter on 2040-parts.com
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THIS METER LETS YOU KNOW HOW MUCH POWER YOUR BATTERY HAS LEFT. NO MORE GUESS WORK! COMES WITH ALL HARDWARE . LIMIT YOUR CHANCE OF BEING STRANDED WITHOUT POWER. READ IT LIKE THE GAS GAUGE ON YOUR CAR. WORKS ON ANY 48 VOLT GOLF CART.EASY TO READ COLOR DISPLAY! EASY INSTALLATION: ONE POWER AND ONE GROUND WIRE TO HOOK UP TO THE STANDARD 1/4 IN. SLIP ON TERMINALS. RUN THE POSITIVE WIRE (14 OR 16 GA.) (not included)TO THE 1ST POSITIVE BATTERY TERMINAL AND RUN THE NEGATIVE WIRE TO THE LAST NEGATIVE BATTERY TERMINAL OR IF YOU WANT IT TO TURN ON ONLY WHEN THE KEY IS ON, HOOK THE POSITIVE WIRE TO YOUR KEY SWITCH.DRILL A 2'' HOLE FOR A FLUSH MOUNT. MADE IN AMERICA FREIGHT FREE FIRST CLASS MAIL WITH TRACKING NUMBER SHIPS FROM WITHIN THE USA MORE ACCURATE AND RELIABLE THAN DIGITAL
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