Yamaha G14, G16, G19 (36V) Lithium Battery Conversion
Drop-in LiFePO4 upgrade for the Yamaha G14, G16, G19 (36V) (1995–2002). Get 25–40 miles per charge with the 36V 105Ah kit, lose 200+ lb of dead lead-acid weight, and forget about battery maintenance for the next decade.
Why lithium fits the G14/G16/G19 36V
Yamaha's G14 (1995–1996), G16 (1996–2002), and G19 (1996–2002) were the 36V workhorses of the late 1990s. Many are still in service as personal carts, property runners, or hunting carts. A 36V lithium upgrade extends an old G-series another decade for around $1,300–$1,800.
Recommended Conversion Kit
BEST FITSKU: 113-LR38V105AH
Lithium Rhino 36V 105Ah LiFePO4 Golf Cart Conversion Kit (Battery + Charger + Accessories)
- Lithium Rhino battery
- LiFePO4-rated fast charger
- DC-to-DC voltage converter
- LCD touchscreen display
- Mounting hardware
Alternative Options
Yamaha G14, G16, G19 (36V) Install Notes
- 36V G-series uses 6× 6V batteries — lithium kit consolidates to a single pack with adapter brackets.
- Yamaha's 36V solid-state controller (G14 onwards) is lithium-compatible.
- Older G-series sometimes have rust on the steel frame — inspect and treat the battery tray before installing the new pack.
- G-series accessories are minimal — most carts won't need the DC-to-DC converter unless aftermarket lights have been added.
Most Yamaha G14/G16/G19 36V installs take 2–4 hours with basic hand tools. Step-by-step instructions and a video walkthrough are included with every kit. Prefer professional install? Most golf cart shops complete the swap for $100–$200.
8-Year Warranty
6 yr full + 2 yr pro-rated
6,000+ Cycles
IP65 weatherproof
HazMat Ground Ship
Free on 3+ batteries
Bluetooth + BMS
Anti-theft lockout
Yamaha G14, G16, G19 (36V) Lithium Conversion FAQ
My G16 is a 1998 — will the kit fit?▼
Yes. The 36V Yamaha battery tray dimensions remained consistent through the G14/G16/G19 era. The kit's adapter brackets accommodate the standard tray.
Should I just buy a new cart instead?▼
A 36V lithium upgrade costs $1,300–$1,800 vs $7,000+ for a new electric cart. If your G-series frame, motor, and brakes are sound, lithium gives you another decade of service for a fraction of the cost.
Learn More Before You Buy
Not sure if lithium is right for your G14/G16/G19 36V? Read our complete buyer's guide covering 10-year cost-of-ownership math, range calculations, and cold-weather behavior.
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