How to replace lead acid batteries to lithium on a GP500 mobility scooter?
Stripeov9
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Hi. I have a Green Power GP500 (red) mobility scooter and want to replace the faded lead acid batteries, MYSELF, with its' equivalent (or higher, if this is acceptable to the engineering/electrics of the scooter) of lithium batteries. Am not a mechanic but with the correct and detailed steps given, i can install the lithium batteries myself. The cost, by Green power, is almost 700£ for the lithium batteries, plus to remove the lead acid and rewire to accomodate the new.
So, any knowledgeable help would be greatly appreciated!
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You really shouldn't be understanding such work yourself, or you will have an issue with your insurance.
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