Yamaha golf cart battery chargers

Yamaha golf cart battery chargers can be purchase online if you do not live near a dealer.  You can also locate a dealer by contacting Yamaha Golf-Car company at 866-747-4027.  In order to purchase the right golf cart charger, you will need your model and serial number for your cart.  You can find manuals online right at the Yamaha website, along with brochures and parts catalogs.  Some of the common Yamaha carts use the JW2-H2107-01-00 battery charger. 

If you want to extend the life of our batteries you should always keep your cart stored in a cool and ventilated location. Excessive heat can definitely cause your Yamaha golf cart batteries to fail prematurely. Avoid performing partial charges as well. Keep in mind that every time you charge your batteries, you are reducing the overall lifespan by a single cycle. Only charge your batteries when they are fully used (but not fully drained to 0v) whenever possible.

By visiting the Yamaha website you can enter the exact model information for your golf cart, so that you can obtain parts diagrams, model numbers and owner operator manuals. Yamaha keeps information on their website for golf carts all the way back to 1979. In order to eliminate the chances of ordering the wrong parts, you will need the serial number on your golf cart. Yamaha golf cart serial numbers can be found on various locations of the chassis depending on your model year. A good place to start looking for the Yamaha cart serial number is the driver side of the golf cart underneath the foot well near the left side chassis.

You can also purchase aftermarket chargers for your Yamaha golf cart.  Explore purchasing a battery charger with a desulphator unit in order to extend the life of your golf cart batteries.  Desulphators are extremely useful if you are managing a large fleet of golf carts for a community or country club.  Keep in mind that battery replacement is extremely costly, as you have to pay for both parts and labor. 

If your Yamaha golf cart is no longer under warranty you may want to save costs by purchasing aftermarket parts over the Internet. Certain parts may only be available through Yamaha, while other parts such as batteries and wheels are available from a variety of aftermarket manufacturers. Whether or not there is an aftermarket parts equivalent depends on how common the item is. You can search for the term Yamaha Golf Cart along with the part name (i.e. pedal assembly, rear arm suspension, seat, steering, etc) on the Internet to see what options are available for the picture parts which you need. Repairing your golf car can also be done by the dealer, if you are not comfortable with performing your own maintenance. If you are looking for information on Club Car Battery Chargers click here.