POWER WHEEL 18 V Ryobi Battery CONVERSION DIY: This is How You Do It!

If you have a Power Wheel car truck for your child and tired of waiting on it to charge then this is for you. I have a lot of Ryobi batteries laying around so I decided on getting a Ryobi battery adapter on amazon and convert this Power Wheel to a better source of power.
This setup will not make the car any faster since I will be using a regulator to provide the 12 volts the system already ran on. The regulator allows the use of a 18 volt ryobi battery of any amperage to run the vehicle.

[@TheWellspringoflife]

Thank you for the details! It does look cooler!

[@avaldez62987]

Do you have a link to the power converter

[@josephcolafrancesco4060]

We did the conversion, and the jeep says the battery is low, but it's not. Everything works but driving. The replacement battery is 18V 1.5Ah the one installed was a 12v 14Ah. Any suggestions?
The Jeep worked just before the swap.

[@lnlfunvideos7530]

If you go to amazon and search for a 18 volt Boost converter regulator that would work (Dahszhi Waterproof DC/DC 12V Step Up to 19V 10A 190W Voltage Boost Converter Regulator Transformer Power Supply for Car Truck Vehicle CE Listed-G6.7) I found this one. even though it is a 19 volt it should work just fine.

[@urenaanthony91]

Is this still going strong?

[@johnkeen581]

How long does the battery last until you have to change it out

[@3hourvideos966]

I haven't timed it out but I covered a mile and a half and still had 2 bars on the battery.