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Your Club Car electric Precedent golf car isdesigned and built to deliver years of worry-freedriving pleasure. To keep your vehicle in goodworking condition and preserve its life, practiceregular preventive maintenance.
Don’t Neglect the Batteries
Take the following steps to avoid damageand maximize the life of your batteries:
Charge the batteries after each use. Neverleave batteries discharged overnight orlonger than absolutely necessary.
If your vehicle is not equipped with thesingle-point watering system, check yourelectrolyte level weekly and add water ifneeded.
If your vehicle is equipped with the single-point watering system, water the batteriesmonthly or according to the wateringinterval you’ve established, following theinstructions in your owner’s manual.
Charge the batteries before adding water,unless the electrolyte level is below the top
of the plates. In that case, add just enoughwater to cover the plates. Then charge thebatteries and check the level again. Nevercharge the batteries when the plates areexposed above the electrolyte level. Tomaximize the life of your batteries, add onlydistilled water. Do not overfill the batteries.Fully tighten the battery caps to preventelectrolyte leakage.
Make sure the battery hold-downs are tightenough so that the batteries do not movewhile the vehicle is in motion. Do not over-tighten, as this can cause the battery caseto crack or buckle. Inspect the terminalconnections regularly to ensure that theyare clean and tight. Replace any worninsulation or frayed wires.
Keep the batteries clean and free ofcorrosion by washing the tops andterminals monthly. Use a solution of onecup baking soda per one gallon of water. Donot allow the solution to enter thebatteries. Thoroughly rinse the solution offthe batteries. Fully tighten the batteryterminals. Let the terminals dry, then coat
How to Maintain Your Club Car Electric Precedent Golf Car
Practice regular preventive maintenance to preserve the life of your vehicle.
©2011 Club Car LLC. Club Car believes the information in this piece of literature was correct when it was released for publication. Specifications, standardfeatures, options, fabrics and colors are subject to change without notice. Some features may be unavailable when your vehicle is built. Some vehicles may bepictured or mentioned with options that may be available at extra cost or may not be available on some models. Ask your dealer about the availability ofoptions and verify that the vehicle you ordered includes the equipment you ordered. There are no warranties, expressed or implied, contained herein. Seethe Limited Warranty in the owner’s manual or write to: Club Car, PO Box 204658, Augusta, GA 30917. The company reserves the right to make designchanges without obligation to make these changes on previously sold units or systems.
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them with Battery Terminal Protector Spray,which is available from your local AuthorizedClub Car Dealer. Properly dispose of wastewater.
Semi-annual Maintenance
You’ll also need to perform regularmaintenance on your Club Car Precedent everysix months or every 50 hours of operation.
This is the time to:
Check the pressure in your tires and adjust,if necessary.
Have a trained technician inspect yourvehicle’s brake system, electrical system,front wheel alignment, camber and toe-in.Proper toe-in ensures that the front wheelsare pointing slightly inward to reduce wear.
Lubricate or have a trained servicetechnician lubricate your chargerreceptacle, brake system and frontsuspension.
If you have a single-point watering system,manually check or have a trained Club Carservice technician check the electrolytelevels on all battery cells to verify correctvalve operation.
Annual Maintenance
Have a trained Club Car service techniciancheck your transaxle and pedal group assemblyand lubricate as needed annually or every 100hours of operation.
Don’t Assault Your Batteries!
Be especially careful to follow the detailedinstructions regarding battery maintenance inyour owner’s manual. Leaving batteriesdischarged, overfilling batteries or adding waterat inappropriate times can severely damageyour batteries.
If you have questions regardingmaintenance issues, see your owner’s manual orcontact your local Authorized Club Car Dealer.
To find a dealer near you, visitwww.clubcar.com and select “Dealer Locator.”
Your Authorized Club Car Dealer
