by allpartstech | Jun 6, 2014 | Golf Car Maintenance, Golf Car Repair, Golf Cars
Before you start: Disconnect the battery or battery pack Note: Use proper lifting equipment and proper jack stands to support the golf car. Note: Some electric cars will have a run/tow switch. The run/tow switch must be moved to the tow position before disconnecting...
by allparts | Oct 3, 2013 | Golf Car Maintenance, Golf Cars
GOLF CAR OWNERS! NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR GOLF CAR MAINTENANCE DONE, WINTER IS COMING, AND YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE SURE YOUR GOLF CAR IS READY FOR THE NEXT SEASON OF GOLF, OR RECREATION. KEEPING YOUR GOLF CAR FINE TUNED WILL MAKE IT LAST, AND PERFORM MUCH LONGER....
by allparts | Mar 8, 2013 | Golf Car Maintenance
WHEN YOU NOTICE UNEVEN WEAR ON TIRES THERE ARE A FEW THINGS YOU SHOULD LOOK FOR: (1) CHECK TIRE PRESSURE TO BE SURE YOU ARE AT THE RIGHT LEVEL OF AIR. THE SIDE WALL ON THE TIRE WILL SHOW THE CORRECT TIRE PRESSURE YOU SHOULD MAINTAIN. (2) CHECK ALIGNMENT. (3) CHECK...
by allparts | Dec 4, 2012 | Golf Car Maintenance, Golf Cars
The gas golf car will use a single 12 volt battery. An electric golf car will use 12 volt, 8 volt, or 6 volt batteries. In a 48 volt golf car you will see either (4) 12 volt batteries, or (6) 8 volt batteries. In a 42 volt golf car you will see (7) 6 volt batteries. ...
by allparts | Dec 1, 2012 | Golf Car Maintenance, Golf Cars
Maintenance on your gas golf car should be done once a year. You need to change all fuel filters, and the oil filter (if one exists). A two cycle engine will not have an oil filter, because you pre mix the gas and 2 stroke oil (50 to 1 is the ratio). A four cycle...
by allparts | Nov 20, 2012 | Golf Car Maintenance, Golf Car Repair, Golf Cars
It is important to keep your golf car clean, and maintained. You should do this yourself, or have a professional do it. It will save you alot of head aches, and costly repairs in the future. There is a list you should follow when performing maintenance. IT INCLUDES: ...