I am having problems hooking up my radio to my 36V electric Golf Cart. I ran the power line directly to the + terminal of the first battery, and tried connecting the ground wire to the chasis, and there was no power to the radio. Should I connect the ground to the negative terminal of the same of different battery? It seems like this should be very simple to install, but not sure what I am doing wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

You probably have 6 – 6 volt batteries wired in series for a 36 volt system

You will need to connect the positive of radio to the last positive in string and then connect the negative to the negative terminal of the second battery before that one that is connected in series

2 – 6 volt batteries will provide you with the desired 12 volts

The original jackass Golf Cart crash. Johnny Knoxville saw it here first.

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Los Angeles Times autos columnist Susan Carpenter takes a street-legal electric Golf Cart to the Santa Monica Pier to charge it up. Read more at http://bit.ly/aSKoSp

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Custom EZGO Golf Cart custom built by MikesMotorToys.com with 670cc Honda V-Twin motor, custom paint, suspension, tires, wheels, cart cage and more…

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A few years ago i bought a Golf Cart and never thought i would need to sell it. Now i am having money issues and need to sell it. When i bought it it didn’t come with a title. Do i need a title to sell it or how can i sell it without a title?

NO, no title needed on a vehicle that is not tagged.