I purchased a complete LED headlight system with brake lights, tail lights, turn signals, hazard lights, and horn to make it a street legal golf cart. I also added a meter to show the battery power remaining (kind of like a gas gauge on a car). In this video I show you how to install the system on your golf cart.

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48v volt gauge: https://amzn.to/3fJFcbv

48v to 12v: https://amzn.to/2BnibvO

36v to 12v: https://amzn.to/30UnnC6

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0:00 look at the old lights
0:24 look at the new light system
2:09 disassemble or not?
2:56 remove roof
3:30 remove nose
5:02 look mom - no nose!
5:27 headlight holes
7:03 new horn
7:45 mount headlight housings
8:10 turn signal knob
10:11 hazard switch
11:23 horn electrical
11:44 fishing wires
13:48 brake lights
14:58 testing rear
15:15 power meter
18:17 unused wires... why?!?!?
19:17 test front
20:10 reinstall nose
20:55 brake wiring
22:07 wire cleanup
24:00 turn signal knob location

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