I ruined the Chevy Volt cable. Can I use this as a replacement cord and connect it to the Chevy charger?
935266
It's possible, but might be more complicated than you think. I have a plug-in Prius and ran over my connector. I got this to replace it, but the build of the unit made it impossible, and I'm an electrical engineer. I sold my cable to a guy building an electric car. You can buy a complete aftermarket charger on eBay for $350 (usually). That's what I ended up doing.
935267
FYI, the 2012 Volt default charging is 12 Amps at 120 VAC. It will charge at 8 Amps if you push the button by the 4 green LED lamps. Please see your manual. There have been at least 3 different EVSE's supplied with the Volt. The color code for my car is for the Volt EVSE produced in April of 2102. This particular EVSE has a heavier gauge cable than the 2011 Volts. My cable has an orange outer covering. The 2013 Volts have a dark gray cable and the color code may be different. The 2011 Volts may also have a different color code.
935268
Don't see any reason why not , your gonna have to just patch it yourself with the charger ..... If it's gonna be used with the charger that came with the volt yes no problem if you gonna use it for a level 2 charger then the answer is no I returned it because I wanted longer cable but the gauge wire was too small
935269
As far as I know this cable only works with Leviton chargers. I bought it because I had ruined the Factory Supplied Charger for the Toyota Prius. Even though Leviton chargers work with the Toyota Prius, I found the cable incompatible with the factory Prius Charger. You should check with Chevy.
935270
Yes, this can be used to replace any charger cord for the Chevy volt. I have bought 2 of these and have made open Evse charge cords for my Chevy Volt. You will need to solder and use a multimeter to make sure you connect the right lines. If you have more question feel free to ask.
935271
I tried to wire it myself and was not able to do so... I will cell you mine. lol I still have it because I had to go buy a new one. The Ford House gave me a discount. Best of luck.
935272
I repaired my 2012 Volt 120 VAC EVSE (charger) with the Leviton. The Leviton does not have a light and it fits tighter in the Volt socket, but it works OK. To repair, cut the Volt cable. Make the following connections with insulated wire nuts of the proper size: Volt White wire to Leviton Red wire; Volt Blue wire to Leviton Green wire; Volt Black with Purple Stripe wire to Leviton Orange wire; Volt Black wire to Leviton Black wire.
935273
I am not sure what amperage the volt charger draws if it's more than 15amps you will need the heavier cable costing about $160.00..
1098105
You could. It would be cheaper and a bit easier to use the Vktech Car Charger DC Converter Module.
1457972
If you have the cigarette lighter charger with the standard socket plug(home style socket) in.... you can use this charger. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00ATXEPQI/ref=mp_s_a_1_9?qid=1395362946&sr;=8-9π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70
1622282
No the cord is connected to a 12V source; e.g., cigarette lighter in the car. You will be able to modify to use the battery terminals if you modify the connection.
2073886
The existing charger should work. Look at the charger. They list what volt charging it supports.
1322568
Yes. it worked great as a replacement. Just wired up the cord and off it went.
710449
This particular cord did not work for me i only use it as the auxiliary cable. Only the one for my older generation ipod worked and i only had to plug the ipod and usb in
2017538
I doubt the manufacturer sells just a new cord. if you just severed the cord, why not strip some insulation off each wire, reconnect them and hold it together with some electrical tape or shrink tube? Just don't make the repair permanent until you test to make sure you've maintained the correct polarity. if it's the plug that you broke, Radio Shack sells those. Again, be sure the polarity is correct.
1668483
No. This wire is sized to handle the load from the charger. I haven't checked but I doubt it is of a large enough gauge to handle the full load from your trolling motor. I do not think it would be safe / electrically responsible to do what you want to do. Find a calculator or forum online to determine what gauge wire you need to handle the load you want to pull over the distance you want to pull it and buy the right size cable by the foot. It's no fun when your boat catches on fire. Trust me I have seen it happen.
869565
I don't know I meant to buy the cord the other way around, but my brother bought one similar to this and it didn't work. It is a cheap cord so I'd say it's worth a shot.
2107535
My cart had a different connector than the one supplied with the charger. I went to napa auto and bought a matching connector to fit the charger then replaced the one on my cart with the new one. It was pretty simple.
1223168
Not sure. You might have to see if the manufacturer can do something for you. Mention the fact that you bought a replacement charger and it not working.
1953770
I bought the cable to charge an old HDD, I don't know if it can be used to connect more things.
924470
No, this is replacement for standard charging cord. Convenient for car use, travel, etc. for audio connection you will need a stereo mini-jack male-male cable.
1539796
This cord is used for 120v AC (household current) not for 12v DC that would power your car. Sorry I can't help more than that.
2105730
That's what we used it for. The plug on ours got damaged and we replaced it with this. Works great.
169339
No, that's exactly what I bought it for too. I just used the part number from my original charger, amazon has them