LGT-699 E-Z-Go RXV Deluxe Wiring Harness Installation

[@torotim]

Just what i needed! your videos have walked me through this and the back seat kit. Neither kit came with anything more than jiberish for instructions!

[@GolfCartInstructions]

I'm so glad the videos helped! We are in the process of remaking and making instructions for these parts . . . trying to get rid of the jiberish :)

[@michaelcilenti8653]

Thanks much, might to run a new harness. this helps on what i need to take apart.

[@kevandcherylacton9073]

A great tutorial - thanks for posting this!

[@bryanwood74]

Also didn't cover brake switch? Dumb to me to go under the cart for the wiring where there's a channel right down the center for such as this under the floor mat.

[@GolfCartInstructions]

Hi Bryan, This video is just for the harness, which is why it did not include brake instructions. The brake options can be found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3PJg5lmnqdjaLs

[@zmikez]

NEVER connect a load to a single battery that is part of a series connected battery pack. You WILL reduce the life of that battery. You should put in a 48v to 12v DC - DC converter.

[@GolfCartInstructions]

You are correct. It will reduce the life of that single battery. We recommend using a voltage reducer in cases like this but some people do like to install it to one battery. Some of our light kits now are capable of 12-48V. Always check the voltage requirements on each kit and accessory before you install it to be safe.

[@tbaca619]

awesome way to kill your new batteries!!! do it right and hook it up to a beefy 48v to 12v converter!!! amateur!!! smh

[@GolfCartInstructions]

We do suggest to hook up the harness to a voltage reducer in the instructions. Not all users want to use one. This video is just for the harness, not a reducer.

[@scotteckard872]

tbaca619... don’t be that guy come on Jesus