How to Maintain You Club Car Electric Golf Cart
Electric and Lithium Golf Cart Maintenance: Keep Your Cart Running Like New
Regular preventive maintenance is essential to extend the life and performance of your electric or lithium-powered golf cart. At No Limit Carts, we’ve compiled this comprehensive guide to help you care for your vehicle effectively.
- Battery Care: Maximize Your Golf Cart’s Battery Life
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- Charge batteries after each use. Never leave it discharged overnight.
- Monitor water levels (for lead acid batteries) weekly (or monthly with single-point watering systems) and add distilled water as needed.
- Avoid overfilling (lead acid batteries) and ensure battery caps are securely tightened to prevent leaks.
- Clean and inspect regularly. Wash terminals with a baking soda solution, rinse thoroughly, and coat with terminal protector spray to prevent corrosion.
- Secure your batteries. Ensure they are tightly fastened but avoid over tightening to prevent damage.
- Semi-Annual Maintenance Tips
- Tire pressure to ensure optimal performance.
- Brake system and alignment for safety and smooth operation.
- Front suspension and lubrication of key components.
- Annual Maintenance Checklist
Proper battery maintenance is crucial for the longevity of your golf cart. Follow these tips to avoid damage and get the most out of your batteries:
Every six months or 50 hours of use, check the following:
Have a certified technician perform a full inspection and lubrication of the transaxle and pedal group assembly every 100 hours of operation or once a year.
Avoid Common Battery Mistakes
Missteps like overfilling batteries, leaving them discharged for too long, or improper watering can severely damage your system. Always refer to your owner’s manual for guidance.
Need Assistance? Contact No Limit Carts
For expert advice or professional maintenance services, contact No Limit Carts at 865-465-8124. We’re here to keep your electric or lithium-powered golf cart running smoothly for years to come!
