Yamaha Golf Car Adventurer Two Replacement Battery

Yamaha Golf Car document a Trojan Battery Company battery (6V) for the Adventurer Two. Specifications, any replacement options and the recall status are below, each with its source.

Last updated: 1 November 2026

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6 recalls concern this model. See recall details below.

The battery for this vehicle

T-105 6V Flooded Lead Acid

SKU T-105

OEM

Capacity: 185 Ah at 5 hours, rising to 250 Ah at 100
Energy of one block (the cart carries 8): 1.50 kWh

Why this pack is listed for the Adventurer Two

“Battery: Trojan - Golf Car Type T-105 (8x6volt) RC: minimum 117 min”

The manufacturer's own statement for this pack. Reported, not endorsed — confirm with the manufacturer before buying or fitting.

Only Yamaha Adventurer Two (electric, JW3/YT2E), 2017-2018 manual edition (LIT-19626-81-18), per the manual's own SPECIFICATIONS - BATTERIES table. Corroborated exactly by LIT-19626-81-13 (2015 edition, same table, "YTF2E UTILITY VEHICLE" column, identical battery and RC figure). Check yours before buying.

Maker lists it as a direct fit.

Full specifications, sources and every vehicle this pack fits.

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Source for these specifications

Yamaha YTF2E18 Utility Vehicle (Adventurer Two) Owner's/Operator's Manual, 2017-2018 editionManufacturer document
Yamaha Golf-Car Company
Source: golfcars.yamaha-owners-manuals.com/om/LIT-19626-81-18.pdf
Retrieved September 28, 2026

Complete vehicle certifications for the Adventurer Two

Yamaha Motor Powered Products Co., Ltd.'s own EC Declaration of Conformity for the YTF2 (JW7-100101~), dated 1 June 2009 and signed by its Engineering Div., Golf Car Operation.

The declaration's own words are that this standard "were consulted" to effect the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC's essential health and safety requirements — not "certified", not "tested to", not issued by an independent certifying body.

ANSI Z135–2004Stated in manufacturer documentYamaha YTF2 (Adventurer Two) Owner's/Operator's Manual, 2009 edition (LIT-19626-68-09) — EC Declaration of Conformity page — golfcars.yamaha-owners-manuals.com/om/LIT-19626-68-09.pdfView standard: ANSI Z135–2004 →
Applies in: EU
The declaration's own shorthand omits "/OPEI" from the standard's full designation, ANSI/OPEI Z135, the personal transport vehicle safety and performance standard.
ANSI Z130.1–2004Stated in manufacturer documentYamaha YTF2 (Adventurer Two) Owner's/Operator's Manual, 2009 edition (LIT-19626-68-09) — EC Declaration of Conformity page — golfcars.yamaha-owners-manuals.com/om/LIT-19626-68-09.pdfView standard: ANSI Z130.1–2004 →
Applies in: EU
The declaration's own shorthand omits "/OPEI" from the standard's full designation, ANSI/OPEI Z130.1, the golf-car safety and performance standard.

Each standard listed is an independent claim about this specific product — one standard does not imply compliance with another.

Replacement options from other makers

Allied 48V 36Ah Drop-In-Ready

UnconfirmedView battery →

Manufacturer documentation explicitly identifies this as compatible.

“Choose from these popular Yamaha models Drive & Drive 2 (48V) Adventurer (48V) G22 / GMAX (48V) G14-G19 (36V)”

Only the 48-volt electric Adventurer Two — Allied list "Adventurer (48V)" with no year and no generation, the same entry already attached to the Adventurer One — check yours before buying.

Sources do not establish: how many modules this cart needs, and whether they fit its battery bay. Allied sell this pack in sets of two to eight and point at a sizing chart that is not on the page naming the cart. Yamaha publish no compartment dimensions. Also not established: whether Allied mean the One, the Two, or both — their page draws no distinction between Yamaha's two Adventurer generations.

Allied name this cart on their own Yamaha page under "Choose from these popular Yamaha models", identified by VOLTAGE alone, with no model year and no "One"/"Two". The same evidence Allied publish for the Adventurer One applies equally here: nothing in their own words picks one generation over the other. The gas Adventurer Two is excluded — a gas cart has no 48V pack for this to replace.

Source: alliedlithium.com/pages/yamaha-golf-cart-lithium-batteries-models

Compatible chargers

48V Waterproof Lithium Battery Charger58.4V output15AUniversal Snap, Yamaha, EZGO or Club Car harness — chosen per cartUnconfirmedView charger: 48V Waterproof Lithium Battery Charger →
Allied on their own charger: "Designed to work perfectly with 48V Allied lithium batteries". They name their 48V range rather than this pack, and do not say whether the charger the cart arrived with will charge it.

Recall & safety status

Recalls (6)

Most recalls cover only certain model years, serials or build dates — view each notice to check it against your own unit.

2025-06-05CPSCThe accelerator pedal spring can fail to return to idle when a consumer stops pressing the accelerator pedal, posing a crash hazard.model years 2016 to 2018, gas (JW7) and electric (JW3), by the serial ranges the notice gives for each year — the same codes CPSC 19774, CPSC 19701 and Transport Canada 2019349/2018557 already establish as this model.View recall →
2025-02-03United KingdomThe affected products present a risk of injuries as the accelerator pedal return spring may break due to incorrect moulding.model years 2016 to 2018, gas (JW7) and electric (JW3), by the serial ranges the annex gives for each year.View recall →
2019-08-28CPSCThe module that regulates power to the vehicle's USB ports can overheat and melt, posing a fire hazard.model years 2017 to 2018, prefix JW3, by serial number on a label under the seat or cargo bed.View recall →
2019-07-17CanadaA fire could create the risk of injury.the Adventurer Two, model years 2017 and 2018, in Canada — the same model CPSC 19774 names as "Adventurer Two AC".View recall →
2018-10-10CanadaOn certain golf cars, personal transportation, and specialty vehicles, the accelerator pedal return spring may break.the gas (YTF2A) and electric (YTF2E) Adventurer Two, model years 2016 to 2018, in Canada.View recall →
2018-10-03CPSCThe accelerator pedal return spring can break, posing a crash hazard.the gas (YTF2A) and electric (YTF2E) Adventurer Two, model years 2016 to 2018, by serial number on a label under the seat.View recall →

Sources

Allied Battery — Allied Lithium batteries for Yamaha Golf CartsManufacturer battery page
Allied Battery
Source: alliedlithium.com/pages/yamaha-golf-cart-lithium-batteries-models
Retrieved September 15, 2026
Trojan Battery Company — T-105 6V flooded lead-acid datasheetManufacturer document
Trojan Battery Company
Source: iconev.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Trojan-T-105-6V-Flooded-Lead-Acid-.pdf
Retrieved September 15, 2026
Trojan Battery | T-105 6V Flooded Lead Acid BatteryManufacturer document
Trojan Battery Company
Source: trojanbattery.com/products/t-105-6v-flooded-battery
Retrieved September 16, 2026
Allied Battery — 48V Waterproof Lithium Battery ChargerManufacturer battery page
Allied Battery
Source: alliedlithium.com/collections/chargers/products/allied-lithium-onboard-waterproof-battery-charger-48v-15amp
Retrieved September 14, 2026
Archived document
Source: web.archive.org/web/20150426030556id_/https://yamahagolfcar.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Yamaha_NewBrochure_Adventurer.pdf
Retrieved September 19, 2026

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