These are some basic guidelines for keeping your golf car in proper operating conditions. They are not specific to every make and model. Please refer to you owners manual for the maintenance requirements for you golf car.

Gas 

Weekly

• Check engine oil level
• Check tires for proper inflation 18-22 psi
• Test brakes and steering for proper operation

Monthly

• Clean out engine compartment
• Check for oil or fuel leaks
• Check the tightness of the battery connections, tighten if necessary using an insulated wrench.

Semi annually

• Check direction selector for proper operation
• Check front and rear suspension for loose or broken parts
• Knock dust and dirt out of air filter

Annually
Many of the procedures in this section should be performed by a trained service technician. Contact our service department for annual service.

• Repack front wheel bearings
• Lubricate all tie rods and linkages
• Change engine oil
• Replace spark plugs and filters
• Check brake system for any broken or worn parts. Replace as necessary.
• Inspect drive and starter belts for cut and wear. Replace as necessary.
• Check oil level in the differential.
• Check for loose hardware and tighten as required

Basic Maintenance Tips
These are some basic guidelines for keeping your golf car in proper operating conditions. They are not specific to every make and model. Please refer to you owners manual for the maintenance requirements for you golf car.

Electric

Weekly

• Check water level in the batteries. Fill as needed with distilled water.
• Check tires for proper inflation 18-22 psi
• Test brakes and steering for proper operation

Monthly

• Clean out battery compartment
• Check the tightness of the battery connections, tighten if necessary using an insulated wrench.

Semi annually

• Check direction selector for proper operation
• Check front and rear suspension for loose or broken parts
• Clean batteries with a solution of baking soda and water. Use ½ cup of baking soda to two gallons of water.

Annually
Many of the procedure in this section should be performed by a trained service technician.

• Repack front wheel bearings
• Lubricate all tie rods and linkage.
• Check brake system for any broken or worn parts. Replace as necessary.
• Check oil level in the differential.
• Check for loose hardware and tighten as required.
• Check front end alignment.
• Load test batteries to better predict their performance in the coming season.