Tempo and Tempo Connect (Electric) Operator Manual

TEMPO AND TEMPO CONNECT (ERIC)
ELECTRIC
Operators Manual
APPLICABLE TO VEHICLES WITH SERIAL PREFIX OF BN

Copyright © 2020 Club Car, LLC
This manual effective July 1, 2020
INTRODUCTION
VEHICLE OWNERSHIP
Congratulations! The Club Car brand is widely recognized as the industry leader in vehicle efficiency
and long-lasting value. Read, understand, and obey the technical content in this manual to protect
your investment and provide years of reliable vehicle operation.
Read, understand, and obey all instructions and safety precautions in this manual to prevent the risk of
personal injury or property damage.
Club Car recommends owners that rent or loan vehicles make sure operators read this manual before
vehicle operation.
Club Car recommends owners register their vehicles immediately after purchase. The previous owner
must include this manual with the vehicle when sold to a new owner. Registration of the vehicle will
make sure Club Car is able to communicate necessary information directly to owners. Send your
name, address, and serial number of the vehicle to:
Club Car, LLC

Attention: Vehicle Registration
P.O. Box 204658
Augusta, Georgia 30917-4658
United States Of America
CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65
WARNING OPERATING, SERVICING AND MAINTAINING A

PASSENGER VEHICLE OR OFF-ROAD VEHICLE
CAN EXPOSE YOU TO CHEMICALS INCLUDING
ENGINE EXHAUST, CARBON MONOXIDE,
PHTHALATES, AND LEAD, WHICH ARE KNOWN
TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE
CANCER AND BIRTH DEFECTS OR OTHER
REPRODUCTIVE HARM. TO MINIMIZE
EXPOSURE, AVOID BREATHING EXHAUST, DO
NOT IDLE THE ENGINE EXCEPT AS NECESSARY,
SERVICE YOUR VEHICLE IN A WELL-
VENTILATED AREA AND WEAR GLOVES OR
WASH YOUR HANDS FREQUENTLY WHEN
SERVICING YOUR VEHICLE. FOR MORE
INFORMATION GO TO WWW.P65WARNINGS.
CA.GOV/PASSENGER-VEHICLE.
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NOTICES
VEHICLE MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER

The vehicle serial number is located on a bar code decal installed below the passenger-side cup holder.
1. A two-letter code that identifies the vehicle

model.
2. A four-digit code that identifies the model

year and production week the vehicle was
assembled.
3. A unique six-digit number given to each

vehicle built within a specified model year.
LIABILITY AND VEHICLE DESIGN CHANGES

Club Car is not liable for errors in this manual or for incidental or consequential damages that result
from the use of the material in this manual.
Club Car reserves the right to make design changes to vehicles without obligation to make these
changes on units previously sold.
This manual is the original instructions provided by the manufacturer if in English. This manual is a
translation of the original instructions if in any language other than English.
VEHICLE MODIFICATIONS
DANGER MODIFICATIONS OR CHANGES TO THE VEHICLE THAT AFFECT

THE OCCUPANT RETENTION, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, STABILITY
OR HANDLING OF THE VEHICLE, OR INCREASES THE MAXIMUM
VEHICLE SPEED CAN CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR
DEATH.
NOTICE MODIFICATIONS TO THE VEHICLE MUST NOT COMPROMISE

COMPLIANCE WITH STATE OR FEDERAL REGULATIONS.
Modifications made to vehicles or installation of accessories that are not approved by Club Car may
adversely affect the safe operation and performance of the vehicle. These modifications include, but
are not limited to lift kits, seating changes, increased speed and cargo capacity. Club Car does not
recommend any modification of this vehicle except kits and upgrades specifically designed and offered
by Club Car. However, if the vehicle is modified, the modifier shall:
1. arrange for the modification to be designed, tested and implemented by an engineer with expertise
in vehicles and their safety;
2. maintain a permanent record of the design, testing and implementation of the modification;
3. make appropriate changes to the capacity, plate(s), decals, and operation and maintenance
manuals; and
4. apply a permanent and readily visible label on the vehicle stating the vehicle has been modified with
the date of the modification and the name of the entity that made the modification.
The entity making any modification becomes the original equipment manufacturer of the modified
vehicle, assumes liability for the vehicle, and has the responsibilities listed above.
Modifications may void the warranty. Refer to the warranty for more details.

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VEHICLE WARRANTY
Warranty information is located in the warranty section of this manual. No other expressed or implied
warranties are contained herein.
Your dealer or distributor examined the vehicle before it was delivered to you. The dealer or distributor
will also supply you a copy of the completed vehicle warranty registration form.
GOVERNMENTAL AND INDUSTRY STANDARDS
AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTES ANSI Z130.1

The configuration of this vehicle complies with the current American National Standards Institutes
(ANSI) Z130.1 “Safety and Performance Requirements for Golf Cars” when operated below 15 mph
(24.14 kph). This standard promotes safety in the design, application, and operation of golf cars. The
standard also defines a golf car as “a vehicle used to convey a person or persons and equipment to
play the game of golf in an area designated as a golf course.” The words “golf car” and “vehicle” are
used inter-changeably in this manual. Speeds that exceed 15 mph (24.14 kph) do not comply with this
standard.
AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTES ANSI Z135

When correctly equipped, this vehicle complies with American National Standards Institutes (ANSI)
Z135 Safety Standards for Personal Transport Vehicles (PTVs). The vehicle should only be operated in
areas approved for PTV operation. The words “PTV” and “vehicle” are used inter-changeably in this
manual.
U.S.A. FEDERAL VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS

The configuration of this vehicle does not comply with United States Of America Federal Motor Vehicle
Safety Standards (FMVSS) for automobiles and FMVSS 500 for low-speed vehicles as it existed on the
date the vehicle was shipped from the Club Car manufacturing facility.
CANADIAN STANDARD ICES-002

This vehicle complies with CAN ICES-2 / NMB-2 as it was on the date the vehicle was shipped from the
Club Car manufacturing facility.
EUROPEAN UNION VIBRATION AND NOISE PREN 15997

European Union specification prEN 15997 was used to measure the vibration and noise levels of the
vehicle. The vibration and noise values are recorded in the vehicle specification section of this manual.
EUROPEAN UNION DIRECTIVES

This vehicle, when marked with a CE decal, complies with:
• 2014/30/EU
• 2006/42/EC
• 2006/66/EC
• 2014/35/EU
The following standards were used:
• EN ISO 12100:2010
• EN ISO 13857:2008
• EN 60204-1

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• EN 61000-6-2:2005
• EN 61000-6-4:2007/A1:2011
• EN 60335-2-29:2004
PUBLICATION COPYRIGHT
This manual contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved.
Express written consent of Club Car, LLC is necessary to photocopy, replicate, or translate this manual.
The information contained in this publication is subject to change without notice.

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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................I
NOTICES ................................................................................................................................................. III
SECTION 1 – SAFETY INFORMATION ...............................................................................................11
General Safety Information ................................................................................................................ 12

Note To The Owner ......................................................................................................................... 12
Practice Safety................................................................................................................................ 12
Safety Signal Words ....................................................................................................................... 12
Safety Committee .......................................................................................................................... 13
Vehicle Safety Information.................................................................................................................. 13
Vehicle Safety And Compliance Decals.......................................................................................... 14
Vehicle Safety Features ....................................................................................................................... 16
Battery Charging Interlock ............................................................................................................ 16
Multi-Purpose Buzzer ..................................................................................................................... 17
Regenerative Braking..................................................................................................................... 17
Walk-Away Braking ........................................................................................................................ 18
Battery Safety Information ................................................................................................................. 18
Battery International Safety Symbols ........................................................................................... 18
Lead-Acid Battery Recycling .......................................................................................................... 19
SECTION 2 – INDICATORS, GAUGES, AND DISPLAYS ..................................................................21
Indicator, Gauge, And Display Locations ............................................................................................ 22

Battery Condition Indicator................................................................................................................. 22
Charge Indicator Light......................................................................................................................... 22
SECTION 3 – VEHICLE CONTROLS.....................................................................................................25
Vehicle Controls Locator ...................................................................................................................... 26

Accelerator Pedal ................................................................................................................................. 27
Brake Pedal .......................................................................................................................................... 27
Forward / Neutral / Reverse Control ................................................................................................... 27
Hazard Light Switch............................................................................................................................. 28
Headlight Switch.................................................................................................................................. 28
Horn...................................................................................................................................................... 28
Key Switch............................................................................................................................................ 29
Park Brake............................................................................................................................................ 29
Run/Tow Switch ................................................................................................................................... 30
Turn Signal Lever ................................................................................................................................. 30
SECTION 4 – VEHICLE FEATURES......................................................................................................31
Vehicle Features Description ............................................................................................................... 32

Golf Bag Holder .................................................................................................................................... 32
Attach A Golf Bag............................................................................................................................ 32
Shark Experience................................................................................................................................. 32
USB Receptacle.................................................................................................................................... 32
Visage................................................................................................................................................... 32
SECTION 5 – BATTERY CHARGER ......................................................................................................33
Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 34
IC650 Specifications............................................................................................................................ 35
Manufacturer Information ............................................................................................................. 35

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Dimension And Weight ................................................................................................................... 35
Operational Temperature............................................................................................................... 35
AC Input.......................................................................................................................................... 36
DC Output ....................................................................................................................................... 36
Governmental And Industry Certifications ......................................................................................... 36
European Conformity ..................................................................................................................... 36
Federal Communications Commission .......................................................................................... 36
International Protection Marking................................................................................................... 36
Underwriters Laboratories And Canadian Standards Association ................................................ 37
Features ............................................................................................................................................... 37
AC Electrical Cord And Plug ............................................................................................................ 37
Status Indicator Lights................................................................................................................... 37
Battery Charging Interlock ............................................................................................................ 39
External Battery Charger Mounting............................................................................................... 39
How To Make Strain Relief And Drip Loop ...................................................................................... 40
Inspection And Maintenance ............................................................................................................... 40
Electrical Cords............................................................................................................................... 40
Electrical Plugs And Receptacles.................................................................................................... 40
Clean The Electrical Plugs And Receptacles................................................................................... 41
Battery Charger USB Receptacle ................................................................................................... 41
Clean The USB Receptacle ............................................................................................................. 41
SECTION 6 – VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS.........................................................................................43
Dimensions .......................................................................................................................................... 44
Performance......................................................................................................................................... 44
Tires ..................................................................................................................................................... 44
Electric Motor ....................................................................................................................................... 44
Batteries............................................................................................................................................... 44
Noise And Vibration ............................................................................................................................. 45
Transaxle.............................................................................................................................................. 45
Vehicle Weights And Load Capacities.................................................................................................. 45
SECTION 7 – VEHICLE OPERATION ..................................................................................................47
Daily Pre-Operational Safety And Performance Checks..................................................................... 49

Overview......................................................................................................................................... 49
Daily Pre-Operational Safety Checklist ......................................................................................... 50
Vehicle Performance Inspection .................................................................................................... 50
Vehicle Movement................................................................................................................................ 52
Overview......................................................................................................................................... 52
Motor Start ..................................................................................................................................... 52
Turn Off Motor................................................................................................................................. 53
Forward Movement ........................................................................................................................ 53
Reverse Movement......................................................................................................................... 53
Slow Or Stop The Vehicle ............................................................................................................... 54
Park The Vehicle ............................................................................................................................. 54
Driving Conditions ............................................................................................................................... 54
Unpaved Surfaces .......................................................................................................................... 54
Uphill Slope..................................................................................................................................... 54
Side Hill Slope................................................................................................................................. 55
Downhill Slope ................................................................................................................................ 56
Over Obstacles ............................................................................................................................... 56
Below Obstacles ............................................................................................................................. 57
Night Time ...................................................................................................................................... 57
Through Water................................................................................................................................ 57
With Golf Bags ................................................................................................................................ 58
SECTION 8 – VEHICLE MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................59
Disable The Vehicle .............................................................................................................................. 61

Vehicle Cleaning................................................................................................................................... 61

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Windshield ...................................................................................................................................... 61
Vehicle Exterior .............................................................................................................................. 61
Vehicle Interior ............................................................................................................................... 61
Maintenance Schedule ........................................................................................................................ 62
Overview......................................................................................................................................... 62
Service Schedule ............................................................................................................................ 62
Maintenance Tasks............................................................................................................................... 63
Lift The Vehicle ............................................................................................................................... 63
Lower The Vehicle........................................................................................................................... 65
Tire Pressure Measurement ........................................................................................................... 67
Wheel Assembly ............................................................................................................................. 67
SECTION 9 – BATTERY MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................69
Battery Cleaning .................................................................................................................................. 70

Battery Charging ................................................................................................................................. 70
Charging With External Charger .................................................................................................... 70
Charging With Onboard Charger ................................................................................................... 72
Battery Electrical Connection .............................................................................................................. 73
Disconnect ...................................................................................................................................... 73
Connect........................................................................................................................................... 74
Battery Hold-Down .............................................................................................................................. 75
Add Water To A Battery Without Single Point Watering System ........................................................ 75
Deionizer .............................................................................................................................................. 77
Add Water To Batteries With Single Point Watering System .............................................................. 77
Watering Intervals ............................................................................................................................... 77
Water Quality ....................................................................................................................................... 77
Overview......................................................................................................................................... 77
Preferred Sources........................................................................................................................... 78
Alternate Sources........................................................................................................................... 78
Water Impurity ............................................................................................................................... 78
SECTION 10 – TRANSPORT AND TOW ..............................................................................................81
Prepare The Vehicle To Be Towed......................................................................................................... 82

Towing A Trailer Or Vehicle .................................................................................................................. 82
Tow The Vehicle With Approved Tow Vehicle ...................................................................................... 83
Vehicle Transport Preparation ............................................................................................................. 83
Vehicle Transport Recovery ................................................................................................................. 83
SECTION 11 – EXTENDED STORAGE .................................................................................................85
Extended Storage Preparation ............................................................................................................ 86

Return To Service From Extended Storage ......................................................................................... 87
SECTION 12 – WARRANTIES ..............................................................................................................89
Limited Warranty ................................................................................................................................. 90

Warranty ......................................................................................................................................... 90
Warranty Timeframe ...................................................................................................................... 90
Exclusions ....................................................................................................................................... 91
Voiding Of Warranty ....................................................................................................................... 92
Sole Remedy................................................................................................................................... 92
Disclaimer....................................................................................................................................... 92
No Consequential Damages ........................................................................................................... 92
How To Make A Warranty Claim ..................................................................................................... 92
GPSi Limited Warranty For Visage GPS Units ..................................................................................... 93
Introduction.................................................................................................................................... 93
Exclusions ....................................................................................................................................... 93
Voiding Of Warranty ....................................................................................................................... 94
Sole Remedy................................................................................................................................... 94
Disclaimer....................................................................................................................................... 94

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No Consequential Damages ........................................................................................................... 94
How To Make A Warranty Claim ..................................................................................................... 95
Further Information ....................................................................................................................... 95

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Safety Information
Notices 1
1 SAFETY INFORMATION

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Safety Information
1 General Safety Information
GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION

This vehicle is designed and intended to transport people and equipment to play the game of golf in an
area designated as a golf course.
Only operate this vehicle as described in this manual. Speak with your local dealer or distributor for
changes, additions, or modifications that are necessary to comply with local laws and regulations
pertaining to the use of the vehicle.
Any vehicle can be used in a variety of usages outside of the manufacturer’s intent. Club Car cannot
anticipate and warn for every possible usage condition. Therefore, the operator must exercise good
sense and judgement and must operate the vehicle in an appropriate manner for the way in which the
vehicle is being used.
PRACTICE SAFETY
! WARNING Signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE)

ROTATING PARTS AND BURN RISK and safety messages are in this manual and on safety
Rotating parts can cause serious injury.
decals. Read, understand, and obey all instructions, safety
Keep body, hands, hair, and clothes away precautions, and safety decals before vehicle operations.
from rotating parts.
Replace missing, damaged, or unreadable safety decals
Hot surfaces can cause serious burns.
Allow to cool before servicing. immediately to prevent possible property damage, personal
101960501 injury, or death. Purchase replacement safety decals from
your dealer or distributor.
Know and understand all laws and regulations for vehicle
operation in your area.
Speak with your dealer or distributor if you have questions
about material contained in this manual or the vehicle.
SAFETY SIGNAL WORDS

Signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE) and safety messages are in this manual
and on safety decals. Read, understand, and obey all instructions, safety precautions, and safety
decals before vehicle operations.
Safety messages are necessary and must be obeyed.
The safety alert symbol is used to alert you to possible personal injury hazards.
Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to prevent possible injury or
death.

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Safety Information
Vehicle Safety Information 1
SAFETY SIGNAL WORD SIGNIFICANCE
DANGER A DANGER identifies a hazardous situation which will result in

death or serious injury.
WARNING A WARNING identifies a hazardous situation which could result

in death or serious injury.
CAUTION A CAUTION identifies a hazardous situation which could result

in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE A NOTICE identifies a hazardous situation which could result in

property damage.
SAFETY COMMITTEE
If the vehicle is rented or part of a fleet, Club Car recommends a safety committee. The primary
concern of the safety committee is safe vehicle operation.
Safety committee objectives include:
• Approve vehicle operation areas.
• Identify all hazards.
• Identify who is approved to operate the vehicle.
• Keep the vehicles in a safe and serviceable condition.
• Supply instructions on safe vehicle operation.
• Visually show all hazards.
VEHICLE SAFETY INFORMATION
DANGER FAILURE TO OBEY INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL CAN CAUSE

PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH.
BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE VEHICLE OR DO THE SERVICING OF
THE VEHICLE, READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE OWNER’S
MANUAL.
CLUB CAR VEHICLES ARE NOT RATED FOR OPERATION IN

EXPLOSIVE AREAS. THE VEHICLE OR BATTERY CHARGER CAN
CAUSE FLAMMABLE MATERIAL AND FUME IGNITION. DO NOT
OPERATE THE VEHICLE OR BATTERY CHARGER NEAR FLAMMABLE
MATERIALS AND FUMES.

Safety Information
1 Vehicle Safety Information
THE VEHICLE DOES NOT GIVE PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING,

FLYING OBJECTS, OR OTHER STORM RELATED HAZARDS. DO NOT
OPERATE THE VEHICLE IN STORMS. STOP THE VEHICLE. GET OUT
OF THE VEHICLE IMMEDIATELY AND FIND A SHELTER IN
ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR
YOUR LOCATION IF IN A STORM.
UNINTENDED VEHICLE OPERATION CAN CAUSE SERIOUS

PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. MAKE SURE THAT CHILDREN ARE
ALWAYS SUPERVISED IN AND AROUND THE VEHICLE.
DO NOT OPERATE THE VEHICLE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF

ALCOHOL, DRUGS, MEDICATIONS, OR WHILE DISTRACTED.
ELECTRICAL SHORTS CAN CAUSE A FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK,

WARNING SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. PREVENT CONTACT
BETWEEN POSITIVE VOLTAGE AND THE GROUND CIRCUIT. USE
INSULATED TOOLS.
TO HELP PREVENT BEING HIT, DO NOT STAND IN FRONT OF OR

BEHIND THE VEHICLE.
ONLY TWO PERSONS PER BENCH SEAT. ONLY RIDE ON THE

BENCH SEAT. DO NOT LET PEOPLE RIDE ON ANY PART OF THE
VEHICLE THAT IS NOT EQUIPPED WITH A SEAT. DO NOT LET A
PASSENGER HOLD A CHILD IN HIS OR HER LAP WHILE THE
VEHICLE MOVES.
ONLY TRAINED TECHNICIANS SHOULD SERVICE OR REPAIR THE

VEHICLE. ANYONE DOING EVEN SIMPLE REPAIRS OR SERVICE
SHOULD HAVE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRICAL
AND MECHANICAL REPAIR. THE APPROPRIATE INSTRUCTIONS
MUST BE USED WHEN PERFORMING MAINTENANCE, SERVICE, OR
ACCESSORY INSTALLATION.
VEHICLE SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE DECALS
MAKE SURE ALL OF THE SAFETY AND OPERATION DECALS ARE IN

WARNING THE CORRECT LOCATION ON THE VEHICLE. REPLACE THE SAFETY
AND OPERATION DECALS THAT ARE MISSING OR DAMAGED.
Understand and obey all safety decals. The instructions on these safety decals must be followed in
order to prevent the risk of dangerous personal injury or property damage.
Use a soft moist cloth to clean the decals. Do not use solvents, gasoline, or other chemicals to clean
the decals. Do not pressure wash decals.

Safety Information
Vehicle Safety Information 1
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before using vehicle, read owner’s manual and vehicle safety warnings.
Study and understand controls.
TO OPERATE
• Ensure wheels are turned in desired direction of travel and path is
clear.
• Turn key to ON.
• Set the FNR control to FORWARD (F) or REVERSE (R) only when
stopped.
• Disengage the park brake.
• Vehicle will start moving when accelerator pedal is pushed. This vehicle does not conform to ANSI Z130.1 - “Standard for Golf
• Slowly push the accelerator pedal to increase speed. Cars - Safety and Performance Requirements” because it is capable
• During operation, a beeping alarm indicates a reduction in of speeds in excess of 15 mph (24.1 km/h).
regenerative braking. 102555901_B
• To stop, release accelerator pedal and push the brake pedal.
! WARNING
UNINTENDED VEHICLE MOVEMENT CAN CAUSE SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH
Before leaving vehicle:
• Engage park brake to lock wheels.
• Set the FNR control to NEUTRAL (N).
• Turn the key to OFF and remove key.
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1. Operating Instructions Decal 2. Private Speed Notice Decal (Optional)

! WARNING
ROLLOVERS OR FALLING OFF CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
RISK OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENT DAMAGE
• Read and understand the Operators Manual and safety decals. • Do not operate on public roads
• Do not start the vehicle until all occupants are seated. • For use by authorized persons in Do not expose electrical components to water. Water can
• Remain seated with entire body inside vehicle. Hold on to designated areas only. NOTICE cause damage to electrical components.
seat handle at all times. • Operate the vehicle from the driver side only.
• Two (2) persons per seat maximum. • Do not direct water stream in the area of this plate.
• Drive slowly in turns and straight up and down slopes.
• Never stand in front of or behind vehicle. • See vehicle service manual before servicing. 103384601
• Use brakes to reduce speed when coasting downhill.
• Do not operate while texting or under the influence of alcohol or • Do not leave children unattended at any time.
drugs.
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3. Rollover Warning Decal 4. Water Exposure Caution Decal

Safety Information
1 Vehicle Safety Features
! WARNING
SET THE RUN/TOW SWITCH TO TOW BEFORE:
• Towing this vehicle
• Extended storage
! WARNING
• Servicing the vehicle RUN
• Disconnecting or connecting
battery cables
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD
Shorting of the battery terminals can cause
serious injury or death. BATTERY EXPLOSION TOW
CAN CAUSE
When removing the component mounting plate, SERIOUS INJURY
do not place directly on top of batteries 103384701
• Read the vehicle service manual before servicing.
• Keep electronic components dry.
• The battery compartment is not a storage area. Do
not keep items in battery compartment.
• Do not operate the vehicle without this plate
correctly installed. 103384801
5. Battery Terminal Warning Decal 6. Run / Tow Warning Decal
NOTICE
This vehicle complies with Part III of the THIS VEHICLE IS EQUIPED WITH
ANSI / ILTVA Z135 - PTV Safety Standard JCI BATTERIES
when equipped with rear view mirrors Make sure to use the battery charger with a
yellow cord. The wrong charger can
47586191001 cause damage to the batteries and cancel the
warranty. 47655585001A
7. Vehicle Compliance Decal (Optional with PTV

8. JCI Battery / Charger Decal
kit)
NOTICE
THIS VEHICLE IS EQUIPED WITH
TROJAN T875 BATTERIES
Make sure to use the battery charger with a
black cord and red heat shrink. The wrong
charger can cause damage to the batteries
and cancel the warranty. 47655585002A
02A
9. Trojan Battery / Charger Decal
VEHICLE SAFETY FEATURES
BATTERY CHARGING INTERLOCK

External Battery Charger: The battery charging interlock is a safety feature that prevents possible
damage to the battery charger and vehicle. The battery charging interlock will automatically engage
when the DC cord is connected to the vehicle. The vehicle will not operate when the DC cord is
connected.

Safety Information
Vehicle Safety Features 1
Note: The AC cord does not have to be connected for the battery charging interlock to operate.
Onboard Battery Charger: The battery charging interlock is a safety feature that prevents possible
when the AC cord is connected to a power source. The vehicle will not operate when the AC cord is
connected.
MULTI-PURPOSE BUZZER
The vehicle comes equipped with a multi-purpose buzzer. The multi-purpose buzzer makes an audible
tone when:
• The Forward / Neutral / Reverse control (FNR) is set to R.
• The walk-away braking engages for longer than two seconds.
• The regenerative braking performance decreases because the batteries are fully charged.
• The batteries start to charge.
REGENERATIVE BRAKING
WHEN THE BATTERIES ARE FULLY CHARGED, A WARNING

CAUTION BUZZER WILL OPERATE DURING REGENERATIVE BRAKING TO
TELL THE DRIVER THAT REGENERATIVE BRAKING
PERFORMANCE WILL DECREASE. USE THE BRAKE PEDAL TO
CONTROL THE VEHICLE SPEED.
Regenerative braking helps maintain the downhill speed of the vehicle in relation to the accelerator
pedal position.
Regenerative braking performance decreases when the batteries are fully charged.
Regenerative braking cannot maintain the vehicle speed on an excessive grade (more than 20%). Use
the brake pedal to control the vehicle speed.
ACCELERATOR PEDAL
CONDITION
POSITION
Fully Pushed Regenerative braking holds the vehicle at the programmed top speed.
Between Fully Pushed And Regenerative braking holds the vehicle at a percentage of the
Released programmed top speed in relation to the accelerator pedal position.
Regenerative braking will do one of the two based on the controller

settings:
• Factory Default - Stop the vehicle slowly.
Fully Released • Optional - Let the vehicle coast freely.
Note: The regenerative braking functions are controlled by the
controller settings. Speak with your dealer or distributor for
more information.

Safety Information
1 Battery Safety Information
WALK-AWAY BRAKING
WALK-AWAY BRAKING WILL NOT LIMIT VEHICLE SPEED TO 3

WARNING MPH (4.8 KM/H) ON STEEP SLOPES. DO NOT OPERATE THE
VEHICLE ON SLOPES THAT ARE MORE THAN A 20% GRADE.
Walk-away braking is a safety function that limits the roll-away speed of a vehicle when the park brake
is disengaged. The multi-purpose buzzer will make an audible tone when the walk-away braking safety
device engages for more than two seconds.
BATTERY SAFETY INFORMATION
DANGER BATTERY ACID CAN CAUSE SERIOUS BURNS. PREVENT CONTACT

WITH SKIN, EYES, AND CLOTHING. WEAR A FULL FACE SHIELD
AND RUBBER GLOVES WHEN SERVICING A BATTERY.
ANTIDOTES: EXTERNAL: FLUSH WITH WATER. CALL A
PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY. INTERNAL: DRINK LARGE
QUANTITIES OF MILK OR WATER FOLLOWED WITH MILK OF
MAGNESIA OR VEGETABLE OIL. CALL A PHYSICIAN
IMMEDIATELY. EYES: FLUSH WITH WATER FOR 15 MINUTES.
CALL A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY.
FROZEN BATTERY ACID CAN CAUSE DAMAGE INCLUDING LEAKS

WARNING AND EXPLOSIONS. IF THE BATTERY ACID FREEZES, REPLACE THE
BATTERY BEFORE CHARGING OR USE. BATTERIES IN A LOW
STATE OF CHARGE WILL FREEZE AT LOW TEMPERATURES. KEEP
THE BATTERIES IN A HIGH STATE OF CHARGE.
FLOODED AND SUBMERGED BATTERIES CAN CAUSE DAMAGE

INCLUDING LEAKS AND EXPLOSION. IF A BATTERY IS
SUBMERGED, REPLACE THE BATTERY BEFORE CHARGING OR
USE.
LOOSE BATTERY WIRES CAN CAUSE A FIRE, PROPERTY DAMAGE,

OR SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. MAKE SURE THAT ALL BATTERY
WIRES AND TERMINALS ARE CLEAN AND TIGHTENED
CORRECTLY.
BATTERY WIRES WITH DAMAGE OR CORROSION CAN BECOME

TOO HOT AND CAUSE A FIRE, PROPERTY DAMAGE, OR SERIOUS
PERSONAL INJURY. REPLACE BATTERY WIRES THAT HAVE
DAMAGE OR CORROSION. CLEAN CORROSION FROM THE
BATTERY TERMINALS.
BATTERY INTERNATIONAL SAFETY SYMBOLS

Understand and obey the international safety symbols on the vehicle battery before you use, repair, or
service the vehicle.

Safety Information
Battery Safety Information 1
SYMBOL SIGNIFICANCE
Shield eyes
Read and obey operation and maintenance instructions
Do not smoke, No open flames, No sparks
Keep away from children
Explosive gas hazard
LEAD-ACID BATTERY RECYCLING
LEAD-ACID BATTERIES CONTAIN DANGEROUS MATERIALS THAT

WARNING CAN CONTAMINATE THE WATER AND SOIL, CAUSE
ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE, CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE, AND
CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. SPEAK WITH YOUR DEALER
OR DISTRIBUTOR FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO DISCARD A
BATTERY CORRECTLY.
Lead-acid batteries and other components which have the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
(WEEE) symbol printed on them must be collected and recycled separately from other waste. Do not
discard lead-acid batteries as municipal waste.
Speak with your dealer or distributor on how to correctly recycle lead-acid batteries.

Indicators, Gauges, And Displays
Battery Safety Information 2
INDICATORS, GAUGES, AND

2 DISPLAYS

2 Indicator, Gauge, And Display Locations
INDICATOR, GAUGE, AND DISPLAY LOCATIONS
1. Charge Indicator Light 2. Battery Condition Indicator (Optional

Equipment)
BATTERY CONDITION INDICATOR
The battery condition indicator gives a visual indication of the batteries state of
charge (SOC). The battery condition indicator has a 10-bar LED display.
CHARGE INDICATOR LIGHT
WHEN THE CHARGE INDICATOR LIGHT IS ON, CHARGE

NOTICE
BATTERIES AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.
The charge indicator lamp gives a visual indication when:

• The battery state of charge (SOC) is less than 20%. Charge the batteries as
quickly as possible.
• The batteries start to charge.
Note: The multi-purpose buzzer will operate three times.

Charge Indicator Light 2
STATUS CONDITION
OFF Battery SOC is more than 20%.
ON
Battery SOC is less than 20% but more than 10%.
(CONSTANT)
ON
Battery SOC is less than 10%.
(FLASH ON AND OFF)
ON
(FLASH ON AND OFF The batteries charging has started.
THREE TIMES)

Vehicle Controls
Charge Indicator Light 3
3 VEHICLE CONTROLS

Vehicle Controls
3 Vehicle Controls Locator
VEHICLE CONTROLS LOCATOR

Vehicle Controls
Accelerator Pedal 3
1. Accelerator Pedal 2. Brake Pedal
3. Park Brake 4. Key Switch
5. Headlight Switch (Optional Equipment) 6. Turn Signal Lever (Optional Equipment)
7. Hazard Lights Switch (Optional Equipment) 8. Horn Button (Optional Equipment)
9. Forward / Neutral / Reverse Control (FNR) 10. Run/Tow Switch
ACCELERATOR PEDAL
The accelerator pedal is used to increase and maintain the speed of the vehicle.
BRAKE PEDAL
The brake pedal is used to decrease speed or stop the vehicle.
FORWARD / NEUTRAL / REVERSE CONTROL
FAILURE TO STOP THE VEHICLE BEFORE SHIFTING THE

WARNING FORWARD / NEUTRAL / REVERSE CONTROL (FNR) CAN CAUSE
PROPERTY DAMAGE AND SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. STOP THE
VEHICLE BEFORE SHIFTING THE FORWARD / NEUTRAL /
REVERSE CONTROL (FNR).

Vehicle Controls
3 Hazard Light Switch
The Forward / Neutral / Reverse control (FNR) POSITION FUNCTION

sets the direction of vehicle movement.
Stop the vehicle to change the FNR position. F Forward
N
(Center) Neutral
R Reverse
HAZARD LIGHT SWITCH
The hazard light switch controls the operation of POSITION FUNCTION

the hazard lights. Move the turn signal switch up
or down to turn off the hazard lights.
Out On
In Off
HEADLIGHT SWITCH
The headlight switch controls the operation of the POSITION FUNCTION

headlights.
Out On
In Off
HORN
The horn button is used to control the horn. The horn button is spring loaded to
stay in the off position. Push and hold the horn button to operate the horn.

Vehicle Controls
Key Switch 3
KEY SWITCH
THE KEY SWITCH CAN BE USED TO STOP THE VEHICLE IN AN

WARNING EMERGENCY. DO NOT BREAK OFF KEYS IN THE KEY SWITCH.
The key switch controls the motor and electrical system. A key is used to select
the key switch position. The key can only be inserted or removed when the key
switch is set to OFF.
POSITION CONDITION
Normal position when the vehicle is not in use.
OFF Electrical power from the batteries is not available to power the motor or
electrical systems.
Note: Some electrical accessories operate independently of the key switch.
Normal position when the vehicle is in use.

ON Electrical power from the batteries is available to power the motor and
electrical systems.
PARK BRAKE
FAILURE TO ENGAGE THE PARK BRAKE CAN CAUSE PROPERTY

WARNING
DAMAGE AND SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. AFTER THE VEHICLE
STOPS, ENGAGE THE PARK BRAKE UNTIL IT IS FULLY ENGAGED
AND PREVENTS THE VEHICLE FROM MOVING.

PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. THE PARK BRAKE WILL RELEASE
AUTOMATICALLY WHEN THE ACCELERATOR OR BRAKE PEDAL IS
PUSHED. PREVENT ACCIDENTAL ACCELERATOR OR BRAKE PEDAL
ACTUATION.
The park brake is a variable position control that is used to make sure that a
vehicle does not move while parked.
Push the park brake firmly to engage the park brake.
To disengage the park brake, push the accelerator or brake pedal.

Vehicle Controls
3 Run/Tow Switch
RUN/TOW SWITCH
UNINTENDED VEHICLE MOVEMENT CAN CAUSE PROPERTY

WARNING DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. WHEN THE
RUN/TOW SWITCH IS IN THE TOW POSITION, ALL MOTOR
BRAKING FUNCTIONS, INCLUDING WALK-AWAY BRAKING, ARE
DISABLED.
The Run/Tow switch is used during towing, maintenance, or extended storage. Set
the switch to RUN for normal operation. Set the switch to TOW for maintenance,
extended storage, or when towed.
Wait 10 seconds before vehicle operation when the switch is set from TOW to RUN.
Do not quickly operate the switch from RUN to TOW and back to RUN. Wait 10
seconds to set the switch to RUN.
POSITION FUNCTION
RUN Normal Operation
• Connect the battery cables.

• Disconnect the battery cables.
TOW • To do vehicle maintenance.
• Put the vehicle into extended storage.
• Tow the vehicle.
TURN SIGNAL LEVER
The turn signal lever controls the operation of the POSITION FUNCTION
turn signal lights. The turn signal light will flash
when turned on. Down Left
Center Off
Up Right

Vehicle Features
Turn Signal Lever 4
4 VEHICLE FEATURES

Vehicle Features
4 Vehicle Features Hazard Statements
The vehicle features listed are standard and optional.
GOLF BAG HOLDER
ATTACH A GOLF BAG

Before a golf bag is attached:
• Disable the vehicle.
To attach a golf bag.
1. Put the golf bag in the underbody.
2. Put the strap around the golf bag.
3. Put the strap into the latch.
4. Fully tighten the latch.
5. Make sure that the strap will not move.
SHARK EXPERIENCE
The Shark Experience is an innovative golf platform that delivers connectivity, content and
customization to a golfer through a connected screen on a golf car. Leveraging Verizon’s 4G LTE
network technology, the connected golf cars include high-definition touchscreen displays and built-in
speakers with Bluetooth connectivity to provide golfers with the opportunity to enhance their golf
experience. Features of the platform include GPS yardage, hole flyovers, music via streaming radio or
Bluetooth, real-time sports ticker, live and on-demand sports including PGA TOUR, news and Greg
Norman golf tips.
USB RECEPTACLE
The 5-volt, 2.1-amp USB receptacle supplies electricity to power and charge portable devices. The
USB receptacle is not for the movement of data.
The USB receptacle will only operate when a shielded USB cord is connected. When the USB receptacle
is not in use, remove the shielded USB cord to prevent battery discharge.
VISAGE
Visage is a touch-screen display system that supplies various golf, resort, and facilities service
applications. Refer to the manufacturers user manual for instructions on how to operate, configure,
and personalize the Visage unit. Speak with your dealer or distributor for a full list of service
applications offered.

Battery Charger
Visage 5
5 BATTERY CHARGER

Battery Charger
5 Battery Charger Hazard Statements
DANGER A BATTERY CHARGER, CORD, PLUG, OR VEHICLE CHARGER

RECEPTACLE THAT HAS DAMAGE OR A BAD ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION CAN CAUSE A FIRE, PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS
PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. DO NOT CONNECT THE DAMAGED
BATTERY CHARGER TO AN AC POWER SOURCE. DO NOT TRY TO
REPAIR THE BATTERY CHARGER, CORD, PLUG, OR VEHICLE
CHARGER RECEPTACLE. SPEAK WITH YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR
DISTRIBUTOR FOR REPAIRS.
CONNECTION OF THE AC CORD TO AN INCORRECT RECEPTACLE

WARNING CAN CAUSE A FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK, PROPERTY DAMAGE,
SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. DO NOT USE AN
ADAPTER TO CONNECT THE AC CORD INTO A TWO-PRONG
POWER SOURCE. CONNECT THE AC CORD TO AN APPROVED
POWER SOURCE AND RECEPTACLE.
A BATTERY CHARGER CORD, PLUG, OR VEHICLE CHARGER

RECEPTACLE THAT HAS DAMAGE OR A BAD ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION CAN CAUSE A FIRE, PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS
PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. DO NOT USE A BATTERY
CHARGER THAT HAS DAMAGE, FELL, OR WAS HIT. PUT THE
CORDS IN AN AREA TO PREVENT THEM FROM BEING STEPPED
ON, TRIPPED OVER, OR SUBJECTED TO DAMAGE OR STRESS.
SPEAK WITH YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR DISTRIBUTOR FOR
REPAIRS.
LIQUID ON THE BATTERY CHARGER CAN CAUSE PROPERTY

DAMAGE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR
DEATH. DO NOT LET THE BATTERY CHARGER BECOME WET. KEEP
THE BATTERY CHARGER DRY.
IF THE BATTERIES ARE REPLACED WITH A DIFFERENT BRAND OR

NOTICE
TYPE, BATTERY DAMAGE CAN OCCUR. UPDATE THE BATTERY
CHARGER ALGORITHM WHEN A DIFFERENT BRAND OR TYPE OF
BATTERY IS INSTALLED. SPEAK WITH YOUR LOCAL APPROVED
DEALER OR DISTRIBUTOR TO UPDATE THE BATTERY CHARGER
ALGORITHM.
A LIGHTNING STRIKE CAN CAUSE ELECTRICAL COMPONENT

DAMAGE. A SURGE ARRESTOR CAN HELP PROTECT ELECTRICAL
COMPONENTS. INSTALL A SURGE ARRESTOR ON THE AC CORD.
INTRODUCTION
The Efficient, Reliable, Intelligent, and Connected (ERIC) battery charger is a high-frequency charger
that includes many benefits:

Battery Charger
IC650 Specifications 5
• 93.5% peak, California Energy Commission compliant.

• 7.5 maximum AC amperage that lets two chargers operate on one 15-
EFFICIENT amp circuit.
• Automatically checks and charges the batteries. Allows the charger to
be connected to the vehicle during extended storage.
• Sealed aluminum housing prevents environmental contaminate

RELIABLE damage to internal charger components.
• Operates across a wide range of input voltage.
• Status indicator lights to identify AC power, state of charge, and faults.

INTELLIGENT
• Visual signal when charging starts.
• Two-way data communication through a USB receptacle.

CONNECTED • Update the charger with the latest charge algorithm.
• Collect status and condition data for charger monitoring.
IC650 SPECIFICATIONS
MANUFACTURER INFORMATION
Manufacturer Delta Q Technologies
Model Name ERIC
IC650-048-CC - without display panel

Model Number
IC650-048-COMM - with display panel
DIMENSION AND WEIGHT
9.9 in (25.1 cm) length

Dimension 7.3 in (18.5 cm) width
3.1 in (7.9 cm) height
Weight 5.3 lb (2.4 kg)
OPERATIONAL TEMPERATURE
Temperature Range -40° F to 149° F (-40° C to 65° C)

Battery Charger
5 Governmental And Industry Certifications
AC INPUT
85 to 270 VAC minimum/maximum

Voltage
100 to 240 VAC maximum efficiency range
Current 7.5 A maximum
Frequency 50 to 60 Hz
DC OUTPUT
Voltage 48 VDC nominal

72 VDC maximum
Current 13.5 A maximum
GOVERNMENTAL AND INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS
EUROPEAN CONFORMITY
The battery charger is European conformity (CE) certified per EU 2014/30/EU Electromagnetic
Compatibility Directive, 2014/35/EU Low Voltage Equipment Directive, 2014/65/EU Restriction of
Hazardous Substances Directive, LV Directives EN 60335-1:2012 and EN 60335-2-29:2004, and EMC
Directives EN 61000-3-2: 2014, EN 61000-3-3: 2013, EN 61000-6-2: 2005, EN 61000-6-4: 2007.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

The battery charger is Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certified.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in an industrial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is
likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at their own expense.
INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION MARKING

The battery charger has an International Protection Marking (IP) certification of IP66.
The battery charger enclosure has an International Protection Marking (IP) certification of IP46.
The battery charger USB receptacle with the dust cover has an International Protection Marking (IP)
certification of IP66.
The AC supply connector has an International Protection Marking (IP) certification of IP20.
Note: The AC supply connector is applicable for indoor use only. Keep all AC connections clean and
dry.

Battery Charger
Features 5
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES AND CANADIAN STANDARDS
ASSOCIATION
Listed by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) and Canadian Underwriters. Meets the criteria of the
Canadian Standards Association (CSA).
FEATURES
AC ELECTRICAL CORD AND PLUG

The AC electric cord has an equipment-grounding conductor and grounding type plug. The AC plug
must be connected to a correctly rated ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) receptacle with arc flash
protection. The receptacle must be installed and grounded in accordance with the National Electrical
Code, local codes, and local ordinances.
Two IC650 battery chargers can be on a single phase branch circuit protected by a 15A circuit breaker
or fuse.
AN EXTENSION CORD IS NOT RECOMMENDED. INCORRECT

WARNING CONNECTION OF THE CHARGER AC CORD TO AN EXTENSION
CORD CAN CAUSE A FIRE OR AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK.
Use of an extension cord with the charger is not recommended. Precautions when the use of an
extension cord is necessary:
• The extension cord must accept a three-prong plug.
• The extension cord must be as short as possible and not exceed 12 ft (3.7 m).
• The extension cord must be a three-wire No. 12-AWG (American Wire Gauge) or No. 14-SWG
(British Standard Wire Gauge).
• Make sure that cords will not be stepped on, tripped over, or subject to damage or stress.
STATUS INDICATOR LIGHTS

The status indicator lights give the AC power availability, charge status, and charger condition.

Battery Charger
5 Features
SYMBOL STATUS CONDITION
Red Charger fault condition. See

(Constant) the display panel for more
information.
Orange External fault condition. See

(Flash On And Off) the display panel for more
information.
Green The USB receptacle is on. Do

(Flash On And Off) not remove the USB flash
drive.
Green Safe to remove the USB flash

(Constant) drive.
Green Charging is complete. Batteries

(Constant) are fully charged.
Green
(Flash On And Off)
Charging. Batteries are at high
state of charge (SOC).
Green
(Constant)
Off
Charging. Batteries are not at a

Green high SOC.
(Flash On And Off)
Blue
There is AC power to charger.
(Constant)
The table below is for battery chargers with a display panel.

Battery Charger
Features 5
SYMBOL STATUS CONDITION
Yellow The charger output is on. There

(Constant) is a risk of electric shock.
Internal fault condition caused

the charge process to stop.
F code
Speak with your dealer or
Display Panel distributor.
External fault condition caused

the charge process to stop.
E code
Speak with your dealer or
distributor.
The charger program mode is

P code in operation.
The USB receptacle is on. Do

USB code not remove the USB flash
drive.
BATTERY CHARGING INTERLOCK

External Battery Charger: The battery charging interlock is a safety feature that prevents possible
when the DC cord is connected to the vehicle. The vehicle will not operate when the DC cord is
connected.
Note: The AC cord does not have to be connected for the battery charging interlock to operate.
Onboard Battery Charger: The battery charging interlock is a safety feature that prevents possible
when the AC cord is connected to a power source. The vehicle will not operate when the AC cord is
connected.
EXTERNAL BATTERY CHARGER MOUNTING
IF THE BATTERY CHARGER IS NOT CORRECTLY ATTACHED, IT

WARNING CAN FALL AND CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE AND SERIOUS
PERSONAL INJURY. DO NOT HANG THE BATTERY CHARGER BY
ITS HANDLE OR CORD. CORRECTLY ATTACH THE BATTERY
CHARGER.
Note: This section is applicable to an external battery charger. The onboard battery chargers are
installed on the vehicle.
Mount the external battery charger in a position that gives it sufficient airflow and the indicator lights
are visible.

Battery Charger
5 Inspection And Maintenance
A strain relief and drip loop is necessary to prevent damage to the charger. The strain relief prevents
tension on the AC plug. The drip loop prevents water damage to the AC plug.
HOW TO MAKE STRAIN RELIEF AND DRIP LOOP

1. Connect the AC cord (1) into the AC plug.
2. Supply sufficient AC cord to make a drip loop and strain relief.

3. Secure the AC cord to the battery charger with a plastic cable tie (2).
INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
ELECTRICAL CORDS
AN ELECTRICAL SHORT IN THE DC CORD CAN CAUSE THE 30 AMP

NOTICE
FUSE TO BLOW. IF THERE IS DAMAGE TO THE DC CORD, SPEAK
WITH YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR DISTRIBUTOR.
Examine electrical cords for wear and damage before use. Immediately replace electrical cords for:
• Cracks
• Cuts
• Frayed wiring
• Insulation damage
• Loose connections
• Splices
Make sure that the DC electrical cord has the warning tag attached. Make sure that the warning tag
has no damage and all words can be read. Replace a missing or damaged warning tag immediately.
ELECTRICAL PLUGS AND RECEPTACLES
IF THE PLUG PINS ARE BENT, SPEAK WITH YOUR LOCAL DEALER
NOTICE
OR DISTRIBUTOR FOR REPAIRS. DO NOT TRY TO REPAIR THE AC
CORD PLUG OR PINS.
Examine electrical plugs for wear and damage before use. Immediately replace electrical plugs for:
• Bent pins

Battery Charger
Inspection And Maintenance 5
• Corrosion
• Cracks
• Loose connections
• Missing pins
• Worn pins
CLEAN THE ELECTRICAL PLUGS AND RECEPTACLES
DANGER LUBRICATING THE PLUG AND RECEPTACLE WITH THE AC CORD

CONNECTED TO A POWER SOURCE CAN CAUSE PROPERTY
DAMAGE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, AND
DEATH. DO NOT LUBRICATE THE PLUG AND VEHICLE CHARGER
RECEPTACLE WITH THE AC CORD CONNECTED TO A POWER
SOURCE.
1. Disconnect the AC cord from the power source.
2. Disconnect the AC cord from the battery charger.
3. Disconnect the DC cord from the vehicle charger receptacle.
4. Apply electrical contact cleaner to the electrical plugs and receptacles. Refer to the manufacturer
instructions.
5. Clean the electrical plugs and receptacles.
6. Lightly lubricate the electrical plugs and receptacles with WD-40®.
BATTERY CHARGER USB RECEPTACLE

The movement of charger data and download of the charge algorithm is done through the USB
receptacle. Use of the USB receptacle is for approved persons and technicians. If the batteries are
replaced with a different brand or type, speak with your dealer or distributor to update the battery
charger algorithm.
The USB receptacle can have intermittent connectivity because of environmental contaminates.
Always install the USB dust cover to protect the USB receptacle.
CLEAN THE USB RECEPTACLE

1. Disconnect the DC cord from the vehicle charger receptacle.
2. Disconnect the AC cord from the power source.
3. Carefully remove large contaminates.
4. Use compressed air in short intervals to remove dust and smaller contaminates.
5. Clean the port with a cotton swab and rubbing alcohol or electronics cleaner solvent. Let the
alcohol or solvent dry.
6. If contamination continues, apply dielectric grease to the USB receptacle.
7. Install the USB dust cover.

Vehicle Specifications
Inspection And Maintenance 6
6 VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS

6 Dimensions
DIMENSIONS
Length 91.5 in (232 cm)
Width 47.25 in (120 cm)
48.0 in (122 cm) - at steering wheel

Height 68.5 in (174 cm) - with canopy
Ground Clearance 4.5 in (11 cm)
34.5 in (88 cm) - front wheel

Wheel Tread 38.6 in (98 cm) - rear wheel
Wheel Base 65.5 in (166 cm)
PERFORMANCE
12 to 15 mph (19 to 24 km/h) - golf speed

Forward Speed (On Level Ground) 19 mph (30.6 km/h) - PTV maximum speed
Turning Radius (SAE J695) 8 ft - 7 in (264 cm)
Intersecting Aisle Clearance Unknown At Time Of Print
Curb-To-Curb Unknown At Time Of Print
Wall-To-Wall Unknown At Time Of Print
Outside Clearance Circle (Diameter) Unknown At Time Of Print
TIRES
Go to the approved wheel and tire assemblies matrix on http://www.clubcar.com for information
regarding tire type, inflation pressure, and lugnut torque.
ELECTRIC MOTOR
Motor Type 48V DC motor
Motor Horsepower Rating 3.1 hp (2.3 kW)
BATTERIES
Battery Type 8V high capacity deep cycle flooded lead acid
Battery Quantity 6

Noise And Vibration 6
NOISE AND VIBRATION
Drive-by Noise Level To Operator 68.5 dBA (±2)

(EN 12053–2001)
Vibration At Driver’s Seat 0.6 (m/s²)² (±0.114)

(EN 13059–2002)
TRANSAXLE
Fluid Capacity 22 fl-oz (0.67 l)
VEHICLE WEIGHTS AND LOAD CAPACITIES
IF THE RATED CAPACITIES OF THE VEHICLE ARE EXCEEDED,

WARNING PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH
CAN OCCUR. DO NOT EXCEED THE RATED CAPACITY OF THE
VEHICLE. RATED CAPACITY IS FOR LEVEL SURFACES ONLY.
TOO MUCH WEIGHT IN THE VEHICLE CAN AFFECT THE VEHICLES

HANDLING, OR CAUSE COMPONENT FAILURE, RESULTING IN
LOSS OF CONTROL OF VEHICLE AND SERIOUS PERSONAL
INJURY. DO NOT EXCEED THE VEHICLE LOAD CAPACITIES.
DO NOT TOW WHEN THE CARGO CAPACITY IS EXCEEDED.
Description Weight
Vehicle Dry Weight 689 lb (312.3 kg)
Vehicle Curb Weight 909 lb (412.5 kg)
Maximum Occupant Capacity 400 lb (181 kg)
Maximum Cargo Capacity 100 lb (45.4 kg)
Maximum Trailer Tongue Weight Not Applicable
Maximum Gross Trailer Weight Not Applicable
Vehicle Rated Capacity Not Applicable
Vehicle Combination Rated Capacity Not Applicable
Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight 1409 lb (639.1 kg)
Maximum Gross Vehicle Combination Weight Not Applicable

6 Vehicle Weights And Load Capacities
TERM DEFINITION
Vehicle Dry Weight The vehicle dry weight is the weight of the vehicle with no batteries.
Vehicle Curb
The vehicle curb weight is the weight of the vehicle with the batteries installed.
Weight
Maximum The occupant capacity is the maximum permitted weight of occupants to

Occupant Capacity operate the vehicle safely.
The cargo capacity is the maximum weight of a load that the vehicle can have
Maximum Cargo
in the cargo area. The cargo capacity includes the weight of optional
Capacity
equipment.
Maximum Trailer The trailer tongue weight is the maximum permitted weight applied by the
Tongue Weight trailer tongue onto the trailer hitch.
Maximum Gross The gross trailer weight is the trailer weight plus the weight of the load on the
Trailer Weight trailer.
Vehicle Rated The vehicle rated capacity is the maximum weight on the vehicle. This capacity
Capacity includes the weight of: bed load, cargo, occupants, and optional equipment.
Vehicle The vehicle combination rated capacity is the maximum weight on the vehicle
Combination Rated with a trailer. This capacity includes: vehicle rated capacity and the gross
Capacity trailer weight.
Maximum Gross The maximum gross vehicle weight is the vehicle weight plus the vehicle rated
Vehicle Weight capacity.
Maximum Gross
Vehicle The maximum gross vehicle combination weight is the maximum gross vehicle
Combination weight plus the gross trailer weight.
Weight

Vehicle Operation
Vehicle Weights And Load Capacities 7
7 VEHICLE OPERATION

Vehicle Operation
7 Vehicle Operations Hazard Statements
WARNING FALLING OBJECTS CAN CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS

PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. DO NOT OPERATE THE VEHICLE
WHERE THERE IS A RISK OF FALLING OBJECTS.
OPERATING THE VEHICLE WHILE OCCUPANTS ARE NOT FULLY

SEATED CAN CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.
START THE VEHICLE ONLY WHEN ALL OCCUPANTS ARE FULLY
SEATED.
DO NOT LET A PASSENGER HOLD A CHILD ON THEIR LAP WHILE

THE VEHICLE IS IN OPERATION.
DO NOT LET PASSENGERS RIDE IN THE VEHICLE OR TRAILER

BEING TOWED.
KEEP AWAY FROM DROP-OFFS, STEEP SLOPES, AND UNSTABLE

SURFACES.
THE VEHICLE IS NOT INTENDED TO BE USED ON PUBLIC ROADS.

USE CAUTION WHEN OPERATING ON PUBLIC ROADS WHERE
PERMITTED BY LAW. FOLLOW ALL APPLICABLE LAWS AND
REGULATIONS.
SUDDEN STARTS, STOPS, AND TURNS CAN CAUSE PROPERTY

DAMAGE AND SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. PREVENT SUDDEN
STARTS, STOPS, AND TURNS.
FAILURE TO CORRECTLY MAINTAIN THE VEHICLE AND MAKE

NECESSARY REPAIRS CAN DECREASE VEHICLE PERFORMANCE,
CAUSE A FIRE, PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL
INJURY, OR DEATH. IF PROBLEMS ARE FOUND DURING
SCHEDULED INSPECTION OR SERVICE, OPERATE THE VEHICLE
ONLY WHEN REPAIRS ARE MADE.
MAKE SURE THAT ALL PASSENGERS CAN SECURE THEMSELVES IN

THE VEHICLE BEFORE VEHICLE OPERATION.
TO PREVENT SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, KEEP ENTIRE BODY IN

THE VEHICLE DURING OPERATION.
THE VEHICLE IS NOT SPECIALLY EQUIPPED FOR HANDICAPPED

PERSONS. BEFORE VEHICLE OPERATION, MAKE SURE THAT ALL
PERSONS COMPLY WITH THE WARNINGS AND OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS.
INCORRECT OPERATION OF THE VEHICLE CAN CAUSE

DECREASED VEHICLE PERFORMANCE, PROPERTY DAMAGE,
SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH.
TO PREVENT FALLS FROM THE VEHICLE, PASSENGERS MUST

STAY SEATED AND ALWAYS HOLD ON TO HAND HOLDS OR
HANDRAILS WHEN THE VEHICLE IS IN OPERATION. THE DRIVER
MUST KEEP BOTH HANDS ON THE STEERING WHEEL WHEN THE
VEHICLE IS IN OPERATION.
A SHARP TURN AT HIGH SPEEDS CAN CAUSE A ROLL-OVER OR

FALLING OFF WHICH CAN RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE, AND
SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. OPERATE THE VEHICLE SLOWLY IN
TURNS.

PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. BEFORE LEAVING THE VEHICLE
OR DURING VEHICLE MAINTENANCE, DISABLE THE VEHICLE.

Vehicle Operation
Daily Pre-Operational Safety And Performance Checks 7
THE VEHICLE IS NOT DESIGNED TO MEET CHILD SAFETY SEAT
COMPATIBILITY REQUIREMENTS. CHILDREN REQUIRING A
CHILD SAFETY SEAT MUST NOT RIDE ON THE VEHICLE. COMPLY
WITH STATE AND LOCAL LAWS PERTAINING TO CHILD SAFETY.
THIS VEHICLE IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY PERSONS,

INCLUDING CHILDREN, WITH REDUCED PHYSICAL, SENSORY OR
MENTAL CAPABILITIES, OR LACK OF EXPERIENCE AND
KNOWLEDGE, UNLESS THEY HAVE BEEN GIVEN SUPERVISION OR
INSTRUCTION CONCERNING USE OF THE VEHICLE BY A PERSON
RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR SAFETY. CHILDREN SHOULD BE
SUPERVISED TO ENSURE THAT THEY DO NOT PLAY WITH THE
VEHICLE.
DO NOT OPERATE THE VEHICLE AT SPEEDS OVER 15 MPH (24

KM/H) WHILE PLAYING GOLF.
OPERATE THE VEHICLE ONLY FROM THE DRIVERS SEAT.

CAUTION
OPERATE THE VEHICLE ONLY IN SPECIFIED AREAS.
ONLY AN AUTHORIZED LICENSED DRIVER CAN OPERATE THE

VEHICLE.
ONLY OPERATE THE VEHICLE IN COMPLIANCE WITH LOCAL AND

STATE LAWS.
USE CAUTION WHEN OPERATING THE VEHICLE IN THE

PRESENCE OF HIGHER-SPEED VEHICLES, IN CONGESTED AREAS,
OR ON UNIMPROVED SURFACES.
DAILY PRE-OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE CHECKS
OVERVIEW
Use the daily pre-operational checklist and vehicle performance inspection to inspect the operational
condition and performance of the vehicle.
If a vehicle is found to be in bad operational condition, remove it from operation. Removal from
operation will prevent more damage to the vehicle and prevent a serious injury.
If the vehicle is removed from operation, speak with your dealer or distributor for maintenance and
repairs.

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7 Daily Pre-Operational Safety And Performance Checks
DAILY PRE-OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKLIST
INSPECTION
INSPECTION CRITERIA
AREA
• Make sure that all parts are correctly installed.

General • Make sure that all nuts, bolts, and screws are tight.
• Replace missing, worn, or damaged items.
• Make sure all safety, regulatory, and marketing decals are correctly
installed.
Decals • Clean the decals with a soft moist cloth.
• Replace missing, worn, or damaged decals.
• Examine for wear and damage.

Tires • Replace worn or damaged tires.
• Make sure that the tire pressure is correct.
• Make sure that all battery hold-downs are tight.

• Make sure that the battery cables are correctly attached. Tighten as
necessary.
• Examine the battery posts for corrosion. If corrosion is found, remove the
Batteries corrosion.
• Make sure that the batteries are fully charged.
• Examine the battery acid level. Add deionized or distilled water as
necessary.
• Examine the electrical cords for cracks, loose connections, and frayed
wires.
Battery Charger • Examine receptacle contacts and plug terminals. Clean as necessary.
• Make sure that the battery charger operates correctly.
Vehicle
Performance • Do a vehicle performance inspection.
Inspection
VEHICLE PERFORMANCE INSPECTION

Before the vehicle performance inspection:
• Read and obey all safety decals and information located on the vehicle.
• Understand how to operate the vehicle correctly and safely.

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• Understand the function of all vehicle controls, indicators, displays, and gauges.
• Front wheels are turned in the direction of travel.
• No obstructions are in the vehicle’s path.
During the vehicle performance inspection:
• Listen for unusual noises such as squeaks or rattles.
• Examine the ride and performance of the vehicle.
• Examine the steering. The vehicle must be easy to steer and must not have play in the steering
wheel.
• The vehicle must stop smooth and straight. The brake pedal must not be able to be pushed to
the floorboard. Have a trained technician do a brake system check if:
– The vehicle swerves.
– The brake pedal goes more than half the distance to the floorboard with moderate
pressure applied.
– The vehicle does not stop.
To do the vehicle performance inspection:
1. Turn the key to ON.
2. Push and hold the brake pedal.
3. Set the Forward / Neutral / Reverse control (FNR) to R. Make sure that the multi-purpose buzzer
operates.
4. Release the brake pedal.
5. Slowly push the accelerator pedal. Make sure the vehicle moves in reverse.
6. Slowly push the brake pedal. Stop the vehicle.
7. Set the FNR to F. Make sure that the multi-purpose buzzer does not operate.
8. Release the brake pedal.
9. Slowly push the accelerator pedal. Make sure that the vehicle moves forward.
10. Operate the vehicle to full speed.
11. Release the accelerator pedal. Make sure:
11.A The accelerator pedal goes back to its initial position.
11.B Make sure that the regenerative braking functions normally.
12. Slowly push the brake pedal. Stop the vehicle.
13. Park the vehicle on a level surface.
14. Disengage the park brake.
15. Try to push the vehicle to engage the walk-away braking. Walk-away braking is engaged when:
15.A The multi-purpose buzzer operates.
Note: Regenerative braking operates and limits the vehicle speed to no more than 1 to
3 mph (1.6 to 4.8 km/h).
16. Stop the vehicle.

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7 Vehicle Movement
17. Park the vehicle on a grade of 20% or less. Make sure that the park brake holds the vehicles
position.
18. Slowly push the accelerator pedal. Increase the vehicle to maximum speed down a grade of 20%
or less.
19. Make sure regenerative braking engages at the maximum programmed speed and limits the
vehicle to its maximum programmed speed.
20. Slowly push the brake pedal. Stop the vehicle. Make sure regenerative braking disengages when
the vehicle speed is below the maximum programmed top speed.
VEHICLE MOVEMENT
OVERVIEW
Operate the vehicle only after you read, understand, and know:
• The Driving Instructions
• Indicators
• Gauges
• Displays
• Controls
MOTOR START
Before motor start:
• Make sure that all passengers are seated and use the hand holds or handrails. The operator
must have both hands on the steering wheel.
• Front wheels are turned in the direction of travel.
• No obstructions are in the vehicle’s path.
• Forward / Neutral / Reverse control (FNR) is set to N.
• The park brake is set.
• The accelerator pedal is not pushed.
• The vehicle is at a full stop.
To start the motor:
1. Put the key into the key switch.
2. Turn the key to ON.
3. Set the FNR to F or R.
4. Push the accelerator pedal to start the motor.

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TURN OFF MOTOR
1. Release the accelerator pedal.
3. Push and hold the brake pedal.
4. Set the Forward / Neutral / Reverse control (FNR) to N.
5. Turn the key to OFF.
6. Engage the park brake to lock the wheels.
7. Remove the key. Keep the key in a safe area.
FORWARD MOVEMENT
FAILURE TO DECREASE THE VEHICLE SPEED IN BAD DRIVING

WARNING CONDITIONS CAN CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS
PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. DECREASE THE VEHICLE SPEED
WHEN IN BAD DRIVING CONDITIONS SUCH AS WET GRASS OR
ROUGH TERRAIN.
Before forward movement:

• Make sure that all passengers are seated with seat belts fastened (if equipped) and use the
hand holds or handrails. The operator must have both hands on the steering wheel.
• Make sure that the front wheels are turned in the direction of travel.
• Make sure that there are no obstructions in the vehicles path.
• The key switch is set to ON.
To move the vehicle forward:
1. Set the Forward / Neutral / Reverse control (FNR) to F.
3. Slowly push the accelerator pedal.
REVERSE MOVEMENT
FAILURE TO DECREASE THE VEHICLE SPEED WHEN IN REVERSE

WARNING CAN CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY,
OR DEATH. DECREASE THE VEHICLE SPEED WHEN IN REVERSE
AND PREVENT SUDDEN STOPS.
Before reverse movement:


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7 Driving Conditions

• Make sure that all passengers are seated with seat belts fastened (if equipped) and use the
hand holds or handrails. The operator must have both hands on the steering wheel.
• Make sure that the front wheels are turned in the direction of travel.
• Make sure that there are no obstructions are in the vehicles path.
• The key switch is set to ON.
To move the vehicle in reverse:
1. Set the Forward / Neutral / Reverse control (FNR) to R. Make sure that the multi-purpose buzzer
operates.
3. Slowly push the accelerator pedal.
SLOW OR STOP THE VEHICLE

1. Release the accelerator pedal.
2. Push the brake pedal.
PARK THE VEHICLE

2. Engage the park brake to prevent vehicle movement.
DRIVING CONDITIONS
UNPAVED SURFACES
Precautions for operation on unpaved or unimproved surfaces:
• Decrease vehicle speed.
• Use extreme caution.
UPHILL SLOPE
VEHICLE ROLL-OVER CAN CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY

WARNING OR DEATH. PREVENT STOPPING ON A HILL WHEN TOWING OR
WITH A LOADED VEHICLE. IF A VEHICLE WITH A LOAD IS
STOPPED ON A HILL, PREVENT SUDDEN STARTS, ROLLING
BACKWARD, AND SUDDEN STOPS.
DO NOT USE THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL TO HOLD THE VEHICLE

POSITION ON A SLOPE. WHEN STOPPED ON A SLOPE, USE THE
BRAKE PEDAL TO HOLD THE VEHICLE POSITION.

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Driving Conditions 7
TO PREVENT ROLL-OVER, OPERATE THE VEHICLE SLOWLY
STRAIGHT UP AND DOWN SLOPES. DO NOT OPERATE THE
VEHICLE ROLLBACK WHEN STARTING ON AN INCLINE CAN

CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR
DEATH. USE THE BRAKE PEDAL TO HOLD THE VEHICLE UNTIL THE
DRIVETRAIN IS FULLY ENGAGED.
Precautions when on an uphill slope:

• Prevent driving on slopes that exceed 20% grade.
• Always examine the terrain carefully before driving on a slope. Do not drive on a slope with
slippery or loose surfaces.
• Keep your feet on the floorboard.
• Drive in a straight line on the slope.
• Prevent driving at an offset angle. An offset angle will cause the vehicle to lean sharply to one
side.
• Continue at a stable rate of speed. Do not accelerate quickly.
• Do not stop a vehicle with a load on a slope. If a vehicle with a load must stop on a slope,
prevent backwards movement or sudden starts or stops.
• Do not go over the top of a hill at high speed. Obstacles, sharp drop-offs, other vehicles, or
persons could be on the other side of the hill.
SIDE HILL SLOPE
TO PREVENT ROLL-OVER, PROPERTY DAMAGE, AND SERIOUS

WARNING PERSONAL INJURY, OPERATE THE VEHICLE SLOWLY ON A SLOPE.

Vehicle operation on a side hill slope is not recommended.
Precautions if driving on a side hill slope is unavoidable:
• Decrease vehicle speed.

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DOWNHILL SLOPE
VEHICLE ROLL-OVER CAN CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY

WARNING OR DEATH. PREVENT STOPPING ON A HILL WHEN TOWING OR
WITH A LOADED VEHICLE. IF A VEHICLE WITH A LOAD IS
STOPPED ON A HILL, PREVENT SUDDEN STARTS, ROLLING
BACKWARD, AND SUDDEN STOPS.
TO PREVENT ROLL-OVER, OPERATE THE VEHICLE SLOWLY

STRAIGHT UP AND DOWN SLOPES. DO NOT OPERATE THE
USE THE BRAKE PEDAL TO CONTROL THE VEHICLE SPEED WHEN

DRIVING DOWN A SLOPE.
THE OPERATOR MUST CONTROL THE VEHICLE SPEED WHEN

GOING DOWN A SLOPE.

Precautions when on a downhill slope:
• Keep the heavy end of the vehicle uphill.
• Drive in a straight line on the slope.
• Prevent driving at an offset angle. An offset angle will cause the vehicle to lean sharply to one
side.
• Decrease the vehicle speed.
• Push the brake pedal gradually to slow the vehicle.
OVER OBSTACLES
Driving over obstacles is not recommended and should be avoided.
Precautions if driving over obstacles is unavoidable:
• Always examine the terrain for obstacles before driving in a new area.
• Look forward and learn to read the terrain. Be constantly alert for hazards.
• Drive slowly and use caution when operating on unfamiliar terrain. Not all obstacles are
immediately visible.
• Do not drive over large obstacles such as large rocks and fallen trees.

Vehicle Operation
BELOW OBSTACLES
DO NOT OPERATE THE VEHICLE BELOW OBJECTS WITH A HEIGHT

WARNING THAT IS LESS THAN THE HEIGHT OF THE VEHICLE.
Driving below obstacles is not recommended.

Precautions if operation below obstacles is unavoidable:
• Look forward and learn to read the terrain. Be constantly alert for low hanging obstacles such as
tree limbs.
NIGHT TIME
DANGER OPERATING THE VEHICLE AT NIGHT WITHOUT THE CORRECT

EQUIPMENT CAN CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS
PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. TO OPERATE THE VEHICLE AT
NIGHT, THE VEHICLE MUST HAVE HEADLIGHTS, TAILLIGHTS,
AND REFLECTORS.
Vehicle operation at night is not recommended. When driving at night is unavoidable, the vehicle must
have:
• Headlights
• Taillights
• Reflectors
Precautions if driving at night is unavoidable:
• Always have headlights on.
• Look forward and learn to read the terrain. Be constantly alert for hazards.
THROUGH WATER
DRIVING THROUGH WATER CAN DECREASE BRAKE

WARNING PERFORMANCE. AFTER DRIVING THROUGH WATER, LIGHTLY
PUSH THE BRAKE PEDAL TO CHECK THE BRAKE PERFORMANCE.
IF THE VEHICLE SPEED DOES NOT DECREASE AT A NORMAL RATE,
CONTINUE TO PUSH THE BRAKE PEDAL UNTIL THE BRAKE
PERFORMANCE IS BACK TO NORMAL.
Vehicle operation through water is not recommended and should be avoided.
Precautions when driving through water is unavoidable:
• Decrease the vehicle speed.
• Do not drive through water that is more than 3 inches (7.62 cm) deep.

Vehicle Operation
WITH GOLF BAGS

• Make sure that the golf bags are attached correctly.
• Make sure that the straps are tight.

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8 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE

Vehicle Maintenance
8 Vehicle Maintenance Hazard Statements
DANGER A WHEEL OR TIRE THAT HAS DAMAGE CAN CAUSE PROPERTY

DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. DO NOT TRY
TO REPAIR A WHEEL OR TIRE. SPEAK WITH YOUR LOCAL DEALER
OR DISTRIBUTOR FOR REPAIRS.

WARNING PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. BEFORE LEAVING THE VEHICLE
ONLY TRAINED TECHNICIANS SHOULD SERVICE OR REPAIR THE

VEHICLE. ANYONE DOING EVEN SIMPLE REPAIRS OR SERVICE
SHOULD HAVE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRICAL
AND MECHANICAL REPAIR. THE APPROPRIATE INSTRUCTIONS
MUST BE USED WHEN PERFORMING MAINTENANCE, SERVICE, OR
ACCESSORY INSTALLATION.
FAILURE TO CORRECTLY MAINTAIN THE VEHICLE AND MAKE

NECESSARY REPAIRS CAN DECREASE VEHICLE PERFORMANCE,
CAUSE A FIRE, PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL
INJURY, OR DEATH. IF PROBLEMS ARE FOUND DURING
SCHEDULED INSPECTION OR SERVICE, OPERATE THE VEHICLE
ONLY WHEN REPAIRS ARE MADE.
UNINTENTIONAL VEHICLE STARTUP CAN CAUSE A FIRE,

PROPERTY DAMAGE, OR SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. SET THE
RUN/TOW SWITCH TO TOW. DISCONNECT THE BATTERIES.
WAIT 90 SECONDS FOR THE CONTROLLER DISCHARGE.
DO NOT WORK ON THE VEHICLE POWERTRAIN WHEN THE

VEHICLE IS LOADED.
ELECTRICAL SHORTS CAN CAUSE A FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK,

SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. PREVENT CONTACT
INSULATED TOOLS.
DO NOT WEAR LOOSE CLOTHING OR JEWELRY SUCH AS RINGS,

WATCHES, CHAINS, ETC., WHEN SERVICING THE VEHICLE OR
BATTERY CHARGER.
LIFT ONLY ONE END OF THE VEHICLE AT A TIME. USE A SUITABLE

LIFTING DEVICE WITH 1000 LB (454 KG) MINIMUM LIFTING
CAPACITY. DO NOT USE THE LIFTING DEVICE TO HOLD THE
VEHICLE IN THE LIFTED POSITION. USE APPROVED JACK
STANDS OF PROPER WEIGHT CAPACITY TO SUPPORT THE
VEHICLE AND CHOCK THE WHEELS THAT REMAIN ON THE FLOOR.
IF WIRES ARE REMOVED OR REPLACED, MAKE SURE THAT THE

WIRING AND WIRE HARNESS ARE CORRECTLY ROUTED AND
ATTACHED. FAILURE TO CORRECTLY ROUTE AND ATTACH THE
WIRING COULD RESULT IN VEHICLE MALFUNCTION, PROPERTY
DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH.
WEAR SAFETY GLASSES OR APPROVED EYE PROTECTION WHEN

CAUTION YOU DO THE SERVICING OF THE VEHICLE. WEAR A FULL FACE
SHIELD AND RUBBER GLOVES WHEN NEAR BATTERIES.

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Disable The Vehicle 8
DISABLE THE VEHICLE

WARNING PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. BEFORE LEAVING THE VEHICLE
1. Park the vehicle on a solid level surface.
2. Engage the park brake to prevent vehicle movement.
4. Remove the key.
6. Put the chocks against the wheels.
VEHICLE CLEANING
CLEANING THE WINDSHIELD

Use a soft towel and water to clean the windshield. Use mild soap as necessary. Do not use a household
window cleaner.
CLEANING THE VEHICLE EXTERIOR
MOISTURE CAN CAUSE ELECTRICAL COMPONENT DAMAGE. DO

NOTICE
NOT USE A PRESSURE WASHER OR STEAM CLEANER TO CLEAN
THE VEHICLE.
Use only commercially available automotive cleaners with a sponge or soft cloth for normal cleaning. A
garden hose at normal residential water pressure is sufficient.
Use a commercially available aluminum cleaner paste and fine grade (No. 00) steel wool to remove
oxidation or discoloration from aluminum.
Use non-abrasive wax products. Battery acid, fertilizers, tars, asphalt, creosote, paint, or chewing
gum should be removed immediately to prevent possible stains.
Discard the waste water correctly.
CLEANING THE VEHICLE INTERIOR
MOISTURE CAN CAUSE ELECTRICAL COMPONENT DAMAGE. DO

NOTICE
NOT USE A PRESSURE WASHER OR STEAM CLEANER TO CLEAN
THE VEHICLE.
The seats of the vehicle will last longer with proper cleaning. Use a solution of 10% liquid soap and
warm water applied with a soft cloth. Use a soft bristle brush to remove embedded dirt.
Discard the waste water correctly.

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8 Maintenance Schedule
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE OVERVIEW

A preventive maintenance program with regular maintenance can prevent excessive vehicle downtime
and repair costs. Use these items to keep the vehicle in proper working condition.
• Daily Pre-Operation Safety Checklist
• Vehicle Performance Inspection
• Maintenance Service Schedule
If a vehicle is found to be in bad operational condition, remove it from operation. Removal from
operation will prevent more damage to the vehicle and prevent the possible injury because of
dangerous conditions.
Speak with your dealer or distributor for maintenance and repairs.
MAINTENANCE SERVICE SCHEDULE

Note: The Maintenance Service Schedule must be done more frequently on vehicles that are
constantly subjected to heavy use or severe operating conditions.
INTERVAL DESCRIPTION
Single Point Watering System (SPWS): Establish a watering

interval.
Initial: 6 weeks
SPWS: Make sure the valves operate correctly. Examine the
battery acid level of all the batteries. Add water if necessary.
Do the Daily Pre-Operational Safety Check.
Daily Do the Daily Vehicle Performance Inspection.
Charge the batteries.
No SPWS: Examine the battery acid level of all the batteries. Add
Weekly
water as necessary.
Examine the tire pressure.
Clean the vehicle.
Batteries:
Monthly • SPWS: Add water to the batteries.

• Clean the batteries.
• Clean the battery compartment.
• Make sure the battery cables are tight.
• Make sure the battery hold-downs are tight.

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Maintenance Tasks 8
INTERVAL DESCRIPTION
Do an inspection of the deionizer.

Quarterly
Do an inspection of the SPWS.
Use WD-40® to lubricate the battery charger receptacle.
Have a trained technician:

• examine and lubricate the brake system
50 hours / 6 months • examine the electrical system
• examine the front wheel alignment
• lubricate the front suspension
• examine the Motor Controller Output Regulator (MCOR)
Have a trained technician examine the:

• pedal components
100 hours / 12 months • transaxle fluid
• batteries
• safety decals
MAINTENANCE TASKS
LIFT THE VEHICLE
LIFT THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE
LIFTING THE VEHICLE WITH CARGO CAN CAUSE PROPERTY

WARNING DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. REMOVE ALL
CARGO FROM THE CARGO BED BEFORE THE VEHICLE IS LIFTED.
Before the vehicle is lifted:

• Disconnect the batteries.
• Use a jack and jack stands rated for the vehicle.
To lift the front of the vehicle:

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8 Maintenance Tasks
1. Place the jack in the center of the lift point.

2. Lift the front of the vehicle.
3. Put jack stands under the frame rails.
4. Lower the vehicle onto the jack stands.
LIFT THE REAR OF THE VEHICLE
LIFTING THE VEHICLE WITH CARGO CAN CAUSE PROPERTY

WARNING DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. REMOVE ALL
CARGO FROM THE CARGO BED BEFORE THE VEHICLE IS LIFTED.
Before the vehicle is lifted:

• Disconnect the batteries.
• Use a jack and jack stands rated for the vehicle.
To lift the rear of the vehicle:

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2. Lift the rear of the vehicle.
3. Put jack stands under the frame rails.
4. Lower the vehicle onto the jack stands.
LOWER THE VEHICLE
LOWER THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE
Before the front of the vehicle is lowered:

• Use a jack rated for the vehicle.

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8 Maintenance Tasks
To lower the front of the vehicle:

2. Lift the vehicle off of the jack stands.
3. Remove the jack stands.
4. Lower the vehicle.
LOWER THE REAR OF THE VEHICLE
Before the rear of the vehicle is lowered:

• Use a jack rated for the vehicle.

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Maintenance Tasks 8
To lower the rear of the vehicle:

2. Lift the vehicle off of the jack stands.
3. Remove the jack stands.
TIRE PRESSURE MEASUREMENT

Before the tire pressure measurement:
To measure the tire pressure:
1. Remove the valve stem cap.
2. Use a pressure gauge to measure the tire pressure.
3. Adjust to meet the recommended tire pressure.
Note: Go to the approved wheel and tire assemblies matrix on http://www.clubcar.com for
information regarding tire type, inflation pressure, and lug nut torque.
4. Install the valve stem cap.
WHEEL ASSEMBLY
WHEEL ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
Before the wheel assembly is removed:

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8 Maintenance Tasks

To remove the wheel assembly:
1. Remove the wheel cover.
2. Loosen the lug nuts.
3. Lift the vehicle to allow for removal of the wheel assembly.
4. Remove the lug nuts.
5. Remove the wheel assembly.
WHEEL ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
Before wheel assembly installation:

To install the wheel assembly:
1. Lift the vehicle to allow for installation of the wheel assembly.
2. Align the wheel assembly onto the hub of the vehicle.
Note: Make sure that the valve stem points to the outer side of the vehicle.
Note: Make sure that the tire tread is in the correct direction of travel.
3. Install the lug nuts with the taper to the vehicle.
4. Tighten the lug nuts until they are hand-tight.
6. Tighten the lug nuts to the recommended torque specification.
information regarding tire type, inflation pressure, and lugnut torque.
7. Install the wheel cover.

Battery Maintenance
Maintenance Tasks 9
316V
9 BATTERY MAINTENANCE

Battery Maintenance
9 Battery Maintenance Hazard Statements
WARNING ELECTRICAL SHORTS CAN CAUSE A FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK,

SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. PREVENT CONTACT
INSULATED TOOLS.
WATER MAY BOIL OVER AND LEAK BATTERY ACID AND CAUSE
CAUTION PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. CHARGE THE
BATTERIES BEFORE WATER IS ADDED.

CAN CONTAMINATE THE WATER AND SOIL, CAUSE
CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. DO NOT ADD TOO MUCH
WATER TO THE BATTERIES.
WEAR SAFETY GLASSES OR APPROVED EYE PROTECTION WHEN

YOU DO THE SERVICING OF THE VEHICLE. WEAR A FULL FACE
SHIELD AND RUBBER GLOVES WHEN NEAR BATTERIES.
BATTERY CLEANING
1. Apply an approved battery cleaner spray or water solution to the battery top and terminals.
Note: The water solution is 1 cup (237 ml) baking soda for each 1 gallon (3.8 l) water.
2. Use a soft bristle brush to clean the battery top and terminals. Remove all corrosion.
3. Use tap water to clean the solution from the batteries. Correctly discard the waste water.
4. If the battery cable has corrosion, have a trained technician replace the battery cable.
5. Make sure the battery cables are tight. If a battery cable is not tight, tighten the hardware to 110
lb·in (12.4 N·m).
6. Let the terminals dry.
7. Apply battery terminal protector spray to the terminals.
BATTERY CHARGING
CHARGING WITH EXTERNAL CHARGER
DANGER CHARGING LEAD-ACID BATTERIES EMIT HYDROGEN GAS, THAT

IS EXPLOSIVE ABOVE 2% AIR CONCENTRATION. CHARGE THE
BATTERIES IN A VENTILATED AREA WITHOUT COVERS OR
ENCLOSURES.
CHARGING BATTERIES EMIT HYDROGEN GAS, THAT IS

EXPLOSIVE ABOVE 2% AIR CONCENTRATION. KEEP BATTERIES
AWAY FROM SPARKS AND OPEN FLAMES.
CHARGING BATTERIES EMIT HYDROGEN. HYDROGEN BECOMES

AN EXPLOSIVE GAS AT 2% AIR CONCENTRATION. INDIVIDUAL
VEHICLES REQUIRE ONE AIR EXCHANGE PER HOUR. FLEET 5
TIMES PER HOUR. THE TOTAL VOLUME OF AIR IN THE CHARGING
AREA MUST BE CHANGED AT LEAST FIVE TIMES PER HOUR.
EXHAUST FANS MUST BE LOCATED AT THE HIGHEST POINT OF
THE ROOF. SPEAK WITH A LOCAL HVAC ENGINEER.

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Battery Charging 9
CHARGING THE BATTERIES WITH ACCESSORIES ON CAN CAUSE
A FIRE AND SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. TURN OFF ALL
ACCESSORIES BEFORE CHARGING THE BATTERIES.
THE BATTERY CHARGER BECOMES HOT WHEN IT IS ON AND CAN

WARNING CAUSE A FIRE, PROPERTY DAMAGE, OR SERIOUS PERSONAL
INJURY. DO NOT COVER THE BATTERY CHARGER. DO NOT
TOUCH. MAKE SURE THAT THE BATTERY CHARGER HAS
ADEQUATE AIRFLOW. USE THE HANDLE. KEEP THE BATTERY
CHARGER AWAY FROM CLOTHING AND FLAMMABLE MATERIAL.
LOOSE CORD CONNECTIONS CAN CAUSE A FIRE. MAKE SURE

THAT ALL CORD CONNECTIONS AT THE RECEPTACLE ARE CLEAN
AND TIGHT.
To charge with an external charger:

1. Disable the vehicle.
2. Turn off all accessories.
3. Connect the AC cord to the charger.
4. Connect the AC cord to the power source.
INCORRECT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION OF THE DC CORD CAN

NOTICE CAUSE DC CORD DAMAGE AND VEHICLE CHARGER RECEPTACLE
DAMAGE. DO NOT TWIST, BEND, OR MOVE THE DC CORD PLUG
SIDE TO SIDE. DO NOT PULL ON THE DC CORD. HOLD THE PLUG
HANDLE AND PUSH THE PLUG STRAIGHT INTO THE VEHICLE
CHARGER RECEPTACLE.
5. Connect the DC cord to the vehicle charger receptacle (1).
Note: The vehicle will start to charge in 10 seconds or less.

The charge indicator light will flash and the multi-purpose buzzer will operate when the
vehicle starts to charge.

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9 Battery Charging
DANGER IF THE DC CORD IS REMOVED TOO FAST, ARCING AND BURNING

CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE PLUG, RECEPTACLE, AND CAUSE THE
BATTERIES TO EXPLODE. REMOVE THE DC CORD SLOW.
6. Before vehicle operation, disconnect the DC cord from the vehicle charger receptacle.
CHARGING WITH ONBOARD CHARGER
DANGER CHARGING LEAD-ACID BATTERIES EMIT HYDROGEN GAS, THAT

IS EXPLOSIVE ABOVE 2% AIR CONCENTRATION. CHARGE THE
BATTERIES IN A VENTILATED AREA WITHOUT COVERS OR
ENCLOSURES.
CHARGING BATTERIES EMIT HYDROGEN GAS, THAT IS

EXPLOSIVE ABOVE 2% AIR CONCENTRATION. KEEP BATTERIES
AWAY FROM SPARKS AND OPEN FLAMES.
CHARGING BATTERIES EMIT HYDROGEN. HYDROGEN BECOMES

AN EXPLOSIVE GAS AT 2% AIR CONCENTRATION. INDIVIDUAL
VEHICLES REQUIRE ONE AIR EXCHANGE PER HOUR. FLEET 5
TIMES PER HOUR. THE TOTAL VOLUME OF AIR IN THE CHARGING
AREA MUST BE CHANGED AT LEAST FIVE TIMES PER HOUR.
EXHAUST FANS MUST BE LOCATED AT THE HIGHEST POINT OF
THE ROOF. SPEAK WITH A LOCAL HVAC ENGINEER.
CHARGING THE BATTERIES WITH ACCESSORIES ON CAN CAUSE

A FIRE AND SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. TURN OFF ALL
ACCESSORIES BEFORE CHARGING THE BATTERIES.
LOOSE CORD CONNECTIONS CAN CAUSE A FIRE. MAKE SURE

WARNING THAT ALL CORD CONNECTIONS AT THE RECEPTACLE ARE CLEAN
AND TIGHT.
To charge with an onboard charger:

1. Disable the vehicle.
2. Turn off all accessories.

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3. Connect the AC cord (1) to the power source.
Note: The vehicle will start to charge in 10 seconds or less.

The charge indicator light will flash and the multi-purpose buzzer will operate when the
vehicle starts to charge.
4. Before vehicle operation:
4.A Disconnect the AC cord from the power source.
4.B Retract the AC cord.
BATTERY ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
DISCONNECT THE BATTERIES

Before the batteries are disconnected:
To disconnect the batteries:
DANGER BATTERIES DISCONNECTED OR CONNECTED WITH THE RUN/

TOW SWITCH SET TO RUN CAN CAUSE A BATTERY EXPLOSION
AND SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. SET THE RUN/TOW SWITCH
TO TOW BEFORE THE BATTERIES ARE DISCONNECTED OR
CONNECTED.
1. Set the Run/Tow switch to TOW.

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9 Battery Electrical Connection
2. Disconnect the negative (-) cable (1).
3. Disconnect the positive (+) cable (2).

4. Wait 90 seconds for the controller capacitors to discharge.
CONNECT THE BATTERIES
DANGER BATTERIES DISCONNECTED OR CONNECTED WITH THE RUN/

TOW SWITCH SET TO RUN CAN CAUSE A BATTERY EXPLOSION
AND SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. SET THE RUN/TOW SWITCH
TO TOW BEFORE THE BATTERIES ARE DISCONNECTED OR
CONNECTED.

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2. Connect the positive (+) cable (2).
3. Connect the negative (-) cable (1).
LOOSE BATTERY WIRES CAN CAUSE A FIRE, PROPERTY DAMAGE,

WARNING OR SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. MAKE SURE THAT ALL BATTERY
WIRES AND TERMINALS ARE CLEAN AND TIGHTENED
CORRECTLY.
4. Tighten the hardware to 110 lb·in (12.4 N·m).
5. Apply battery terminal protector spray to the battery terminals.
6. Set the Run/Tow switch to RUN.
BATTERY HOLD-DOWN
Each hold-down must be tight to prevent the battery movement while the vehicle is in operation. Do
not tighten too much or the battery case can crack or buckle.
1. Tighten the hold-down nuts to 110 lb·in (12.4 N·m).
ADD WATER TO A BATTERY WITHOUT SINGLE POINT WATERING

SYSTEM
This information is for batteries without a Single Point Watering System (SPWS).
Before water is added:
To add water to the batteries:

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1. Unlock and remove the cap (1).
2. Make sure that the battery acid (2) is level with or above the top of the plates (3).
3. If the battery acid is level with or above the top of the plates:
3.A Install and lock the cap.
3.B Fully charge the batteries.
4. If the battery acid is below the top of the plates:
4.A Add water until the battery acid is level with the top of the plates.
4.B Install and lock the cap.
4.C Fully charge the batteries.
5. Unlock and remove the cap.
6. Make sure that the battery acid is 0.5 inches (13 mm) above the top of the plates. Add water as
necessary.
LOOSE BATTERY CAPS CAN CAUSE BATTERY ACID TO LEAK.

CAUTION FULLY ATTACH THE BATTERY CAPS TO PREVENT LEAKAGE.
7. Install and lock the cap.

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DEIONIZER
FREEZING TEMPERATURES WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO WATER

NOTICE
SUPPLY COMPONENTS. DRAIN ALL WATER SUPPLY
COMPONENTS. STORE WATER SUPPLY COMPONENTS IN AN
EMPTY STATE.
Refer to the deionizer operator and maintenance manual for maintenance and operator information.
ADD WATER TO BATTERIES WITH SINGLE POINT WATERING

SYSTEM

CAUTION CAN CONTAMINATE THE WATER AND SOIL, CAUSE
CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. IF BATTERY ACID LEAKS
FROM THE BATTERIES, STOP THE FILL PROCESS. DISCONNECT
THE PRESSURE REGULATOR FROM THE BATTERY FILL COUPLING.
SPEAK WITH YOUR DEALER OR DISTRIBUTOR.
FREEZING TEMPERATURES WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO WATER

NOTICE
SUPPLY COMPONENTS. DRAIN ALL WATER SUPPLY
COMPONENTS. STORE WATER SUPPLY COMPONENTS IN AN
EMPTY STATE.
1. Add water to the batteries. Refer to the: installation, operation, and maintenance manual, hand
pump manual, and deionizer operator and maintenance manual.
WATERING INTERVALS
The watering intervals are affected by:
• Age of the batteries
• Application
• Charging methods
• Local climate
Examine the consumption rates manually. Examine new batteries monthly until consumption rates are
known. Examine used batteries weekly until consumption rates are known. The watering interval must
maintain the electrolyte level above the top of the plates.
During periods of heavy use, water the batteries no more than one time a week. During periods of light
use, water the batteries no more than one time a month. Only add water to a warm battery that is fully
charged. Do not add water to the batteries before charging.
WATER QUALITY
OVERVIEW
Water purity is one of the more important factors in the performance and life of the vehicle batteries.
Club Car has put an increased importance on water purity and battery maintenance. Club Car
recommends the use of distilled water or a deionizer because of the cost of water testing and
fluctuations in the daily changes to water quality.

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9 Water Quality
PREFERRED SOURCES
DEIONIZED WATER
Deionized water is water that has all charged mineral ions removed (example: sodium, calcium, iron,
copper, and chloride).
Obey the manufacturers’ recommendation for filter replacement. A clean filter will make sure that the
deionized water quality stays high.
DISTILLED WATER
Distilled water is the most common type of water used in batteries. Distilled water is made by boiling
water, collecting the steam from the boiling, and allowing the steam to condense back into water. The
distilling process results in a water source which is free of minerals that can lead to the degradation of
battery performance and life.
ALTERNATE SOURCES
REVERSE OSMOSIS
Reverse osmosis involves the movement of water through a membrane that lets water pass while
trapping solids. The selection of membranes and usage frequency determines the quantity of solids or
impurities which get caught and hence the purity quality of the filtered water. Because of the variance
in water quality consistency, Club Car recommends the use of the deionizer or distilled water.
TAP WATER
Because of the levels of dissolved minerals and chemicals that can degrade battery performance and
life the use of tap water without filtering should be limited. Regular water analyses must be done to
check for impurities if unfiltered tap water is used.
WATER IMPURITY
Listed are the maximum permitted water soluble minerals, solids, and contaminates in parts per
million and their impact on battery performance.
PERMITTED
IMPURITY CONTENT (PARTS IMPURITY EFFECTS
PER MILLION)
Ammonia 8.0 Slight self-discharge of both plates
Antimony 5.0 Self-discharge, decreases life, and lower on-charge voltage
Arsenic 0.5 Self-discharge and can form poisonous gas
Calcium 40.0 Increase of positive plate shedding
Chloride 5.0 Loss of capacity in plates and greater loss in positive plates
Copper 5.0 Increased self-discharge and lower on-charge voltage

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PERMITTED
IMPURITY CONTENT (PARTS IMPURITY EFFECTS
PER MILLION)
Iron 3.0 Increased self-discharge and lower on-charge voltage
Magnesium 40.0 Decreased life
Nickel None allowed Intense lowering of on-charge voltage
Nitrates 10.0 Increased sulfation of negative plate
Nitrites 5.0 Plate corrosion, loss of capacity, and decreased life
Platinum None allowed Violent self-discharge and lower on-charge voltage
Selenium 2.0 Positive plate shedding
Zinc 4.0 Slight self-discharge of negative plates
Organic and Corrosion of positive plates

50.0
volatile matter
Suspended
Trace None
matter
Total solids 100.0 None

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10 TRANSPORT AND TOW

Transport And Tow
10 Transport And Tow Hazard Statements
DANGER DO NOT LET PASSENGERS RIDE IN THE VEHICLE OR TRAILER

BEING TOWED.
KEEP AWAY FROM THE AREA BETWEEN THE TOW VEHICLE AND
WARNING THE TOWED VEHICLE OR TRAILER.
DO NOT TOW A CLUB CAR VEHICLE BEHIND A PASSENGER

VEHICLE OR TRUCK ON A PUBLIC ROAD. ONLY TRANSPORT A
CLUB CAR VEHICLE ON AN APPROVED TRAILER.
THE VEHICLE CAN FALL OFF THE TRAILER AND CAUSE PROPERTY
CAUTION DAMAGE AND SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY. MAKE SURE THE
VEHICLE IS CORRECTLY SECURED TO THE TRAILER.
BEFORE TRANSPORTING THE VEHICLE ON A TRAILER, REMOVE

THE WINDSHIELD. SECURE THE SEAT BOTTOM.
WHEN A TRAILER IS USED ON A PUBLIC ROAD, THE TRAILER

MUST MEET ALL FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL REQUIREMENTS
SUCH AS TAILLIGHTS AND BRAKE LIGHTS.
PREPARE THE VEHICLE TO BE TOWED

TOWING A TRAILER OR VEHICLE
USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN TOWING A TRAILER OR VEHICLE.

CAUTION DO NOT MAKE SHARP TURNS WHEN TOWING A TRAILER OR
VEHICLE. DO NOT TOW A TRAILER OR VEHICLE ON PUBLIC
ROADS OR HIGHWAYS. DECREASE THE VEHICLE SPEED WHEN
TOWING A TRAILER OR VEHICLE.
The maximum towing weight the vehicle can tow with a Club Car approved tow kit is one golf car.
Use only a Club Car approved tow kit.
1. Prepare the vehicle to be towed.
2. Use a Club Car approved tow kit to tow the vehicle.
3. Tow the trailer or vehicle under 5 mph (8 km/h).

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TOW THE VEHICLE WITH APPROVED TOW VEHICLE
USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN TOWING THE VEHICLE WITH AN

CAUTION APPROVED TOW VEHICLE. DO NOT MAKE SHARP TURNS WHEN
TOWING THE VEHICLE. DO NOT TOW THE VEHICLE ON PUBLIC
ROADS OR HIGHWAYS. DECREASE THE APPROVED TOW VEHICLE
SPEED WHEN TOWING THE VEHICLE.
Approved tow vehicle:

• Can tow up to five golf cars.
• Has braking capacity of GCVWR of the approved tow vehicle plus five towed vehicles.
Note: Gross Combination Vehicle Weight Rating (GCVWR) is the gross weight of the approved tow
vehicle plus the gross weight of the vehicles towed.
1. Prepare the vehicle to be towed.
2. Use a Club Car approved tow kit to tow the vehicle.
3. Use an approved tow vehicle to tow the vehicle.
4. Tow the vehicle under 5 mph (8 km/h).
VEHICLE TRANSPORT PREPARATION
USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN TRANSPORTING THE VEHICLE ON

CAUTION A TRAILER. REFER TO THE TOW VEHICLE OPERATOR MANUAL.
The vehicle is not designed to be towed at speeds over 5 mph. If movement over long distances or on
public roads is necessary, transport the vehicle on a trailer. Use a trailer with appropriate load rating.
1. Set the park brake.
6. Remove all cargo from the vehicle.
7. Remove the windshield from the vehicle.
8. Secure all doors, access panels, seat bottoms, and windshield.
9. Examine the vehicle for loose parts. Tighten as necessary.
10. Secure the vehicle to the trailer.
VEHICLE TRANSPORT RECOVERY

1. Make sure that the trailer is correctly configured to remove the vehicle from the trailer safely.
2. Remove all materials used to secure the vehicle to the trailer.
3. Examine the vehicle for loose parts. Tighten as necessary.

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10 Vehicle Transport Recovery
4. Install the windshield.

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11 EXTENDED STORAGE

Extended Storage
11 Extended Storage Hazard Statements
WARNING FROZEN BATTERY ACID CAN CAUSE DAMAGE INCLUDING LEAKS

AND EXPLOSIONS. IF THE BATTERY ACID FREEZES, REPLACE THE
BATTERY BEFORE CHARGING OR USE. BATTERIES IN A LOW
STATE OF CHARGE WILL FREEZE AT LOW TEMPERATURES. KEEP
THE BATTERIES IN A HIGH STATE OF CHARGE.

PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. BEFORE LEAVING THE VEHICLE
EXTENDED STORAGE PREPARATION

Keep sufficient water levels in each battery cell for a minimum of two weeks before extended storage
to make sure proper mixing of water and battery acid. If necessary, add water as necessary then
correctly charge batteries.
Note: It takes approximately five charge cycles with a minimum of 10-amp hours of use after each
charge to correctly mix the water with battery acid.
To prepare your vehicle for extended storage:

1. Turn off all electronic accessories.
5. Put chocks against the wheels.
Note: Do not engage the park brake.
6. Remove all cargo and personal items.
7. Run/Tow switch position:
Note: The charge indicator light is disabled when the Run/Tow switch is set to TOW.
7.A On vehicles equipped with Visage that will have remote monitoring, set the Run/Tow
switch to RUN.
7.B On vehicles equipped with Visage that will not have remote monitoring, set the Run/Tow
switch to TOW.
7.C On all other vehicles, set the Run/Tow switch to TOW.
8. Clean the batteries.
9. Tighten all battery cable connections to 110 lb·in (12.4 N·m).
10. Keep the vehicle in a cool and dry area to keep battery self-discharge to a minimum.
11. Adjust pressure in each tire to the recommended tire pressure.
12. Clean the vehicle.

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13. If one or more conditions shown cannot be done while in storage, disconnect the negative (-)
battery cable. Make sure that the negative (-) battery cable does not touch the battery terminal.
• The battery charger must stay connected to an electric outlet
• AC electrical power will be available during storage
• Battery acid levels will be kept at a sufficient level while in storage
14. If all conditions shown can be done while in storage, do as follows:
• The battery charger must stay connected to an electric outlet
• AC electrical power will be available during storage
• Battery battery acid levels will be kept at a sufficient level while in storage
14.A Connect the battery charger to the vehicle. Keep battery chargers connected during
storage. The charger will automatically connect when necessary.
14.B Examine the battery acid level and charger function monthly.
Note: The charger is operating correctly when the blue light is on and the triangular
light is off.
RETURN TO SERVICE FROM EXTENDED STORAGE

1. Clean the batteries.
2. If the batteries were disconnected, connect the batteries.
3. Fully charge the batteries.
5. Set the Run/Tow switch to RUN.
6. Adjust the pressure in each tire to the recommended tire pressure.
7. Have a trained technician lubricate the vehicle.
8. Do a daily pre-operation safety checklist.
9. Do a vehicle performance inspection.

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12 WARRANTIES

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12 Limited Warranty
LIMITED WARRANTY
WARRANTY
Club Car, LLC (“Club Car”) hereby warrants to the original purchaser or lessee, as those terms are
defined herein, and subject to the provisions, limitations and exclusions in this limited warranty, that
its new vehicle or new component purchased from Club Car or an Authorized Dealer or Distributor shall
be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for the periods stated
below, subject to the provisions, limitations and exclusions in this limited warranty.
This limited warranty covers material, workmanship and repair labor cost as to those items specifically
listed below for the periods specified. Such repair labor shall be performed only by Club Car, its
Authorized Dealers or Distributors, or a service agency approved by Club Car. For repairs made by
qualified technicians other than Club Car’s factory technicians or an Authorized Dealer or Distributor,
Club Car will provide only the replacement parts or components.
If the warranty registration form is not completed and returned to Club Car at the time of the original
retail sale, the Purchaser must provide proof of date of purchase with any warranty claim.
WARRANTY TIMEFRAME
ITEM SUB-ITEMS COVERAGE
VEHICLE MAINFRAME Not applicable Limited Lifetime
Steering gearbox, steering column, shocks, and

SUSPENSION 4 years
leaf springs
ELECTRIC POWERTRAIN Electric motor, transaxle, and MCOR 3 years
25,000-amp hours as recorded by the controller or

four years, whichever occurs first, for properly
DEEP CYCLE BATTERY maintained vehicles using an authorized deionizer 4 years
system. Otherwise 20,000-amp hours or four
years.
MAJOR ELECTRONICS Solid state speed controller and battery charger 4 years
Pedal group mechanical assembly, brake cluster

PEDAL GROUP 4 years
assemblies, and brake cables
SEATS Seat bottom, seat back, and armrests 4 years
Canopy, rear canopy supports, drainage system,

CANOPY SYSTEM 4 years
and structural accessory module (SAM)
BODY GROUP Beauty panels and front/rear underbody 3 years
Solenoid, limit switches, voltage regulator, F&R

ALL REMAINING switch, and options and accessories supplied by 2 years
COMPONENTS Club Car, including components not specified
otherwise

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EXCLUSIONS
Excluded from any Club Car warranty is damage to a vehicle or component resulting from a cause
other than a defect including poor maintenance, neglect, abuse, accident and collision, maintenance
adjustments, unreasonable or unintended strain or use, improper installation of accessories,
installation of parts or accessories that are not original equipment including Club Car approved or non-
approved GPS systems, non-approved alteration, and acts of God. Also excluded from any Club Car
warranty are all fuses, filters, decals (except safety decals), lubricants, routine wear items such as
engine mounts, bed floor lining, mats, pads, spark plugs, light bulbs, brake pads, belts, brushes,
solenoids, bushings, drive buttons, cosmetic deterioration, and items that deteriorate, fade or fail due
to exposure or ordinary wear and tear.
The provisions of this limited warranty shall not apply to failure due to the following conditions:
• Batteries
– Improper charging of a vehicle due to the use of a battery charger model not approved by
Club Car for use with the vehicle.
– Use of water in batteries, including tap water, that contains impurities. Distilled water or a
properly maintained, Club Car approved battery water deionizer and filter system must be
used to ensure water quality.
– Abuse such as overcharging, undercharging, improper fluid levels, loose wiring and
fasteners, or rusted or corroded hardware.
– Use of energy management systems that do not allow a minimum of 12 hours of charge time
to assure proper charging.
– Use of any accessories that do not draw power off the complete system voltage.
– Neglect, breakage, freezing, fire, explosion, wreckage, melted terminal posts, the addition of
any chemical, or the operation of the battery in an uncharged condition (below half charge
1.200 specific gravity); the installation of the batteries in reverse or recharging in reverse,
breakage of containers, covers, or terminal post, or batteries used in applications for which
they were not designed.
– A battery damaged by a defective charger or batteries in vehicles that do not receive proper
charging.
– A vehicle not having an operational charger on a circuit that has the parameters specified in
the vehicle operator’s manual (the number of operational chargers must equal the number of
operational vehicles), or use of an unapproved algorithm.
• Lack of proper maintenance such as preventive maintenance checks, proper rotation of vehicles
in a fleet application, maintaining proper tire pressure and alignment and tightening loose wire
connections as outlined in the operator’s manual.
• Damages caused by improper installation of the component.
• Failed semiconductor parts such diodes and fuses that are vulnerable to electrical overloads
(including lightning) beyond the control of Club Car.
• Damaged charger AC and DC cord set with plug, which is a wear item and subject to user abuse.
Without limiting the generality of the foregoing in any way, and as part of its limited warranty
exclusion, Club Car does not warrant that its vehicle or components such as batteries, computer,
controller or electrical device are suitable for use in any application other than in its products. As in the
use of any vehicle, batteries, computer, controller or electrical device, a prudent owner will read and
study the operator’s manual, the operator instructions and the warning labels; and will exercise due
care in working on or around vehicles, batteries or electrical devices.
Transportation expenses for warranty services are also excluded from this warranty.

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VOIDING OF WARRANTY
This and any other warranty shall be void if the vehicle or component is damaged, involved in an
accident, abused or used in an unintended manner or shows indications that it has been altered in any
way, including, but not limited to, modification of the speed governor, braking system, steering,
transaxle, or other operating systems of the car to cause it to perform outside club car specifications.
The warranty is likewise void if the vehicle shows indications that reasonable or necessary
maintenance as outlined in the operator’s manual and maintenance and service manual was not
performed at the time and in the manner specified in such manuals.
SOLE REMEDY
Club Car’s liability under this limited warranty or in any action whether based upon warranty, contract,
negligence, strict product liability or otherwise, shall be the repair or replacement, at Club Car’s
option, of the vehicle or component thereof that Club Car deems to be defective. Replacement shall
mean furnishing, during the applicable limited warranty period, a new vehicle or factory-reconditioned
vehicle or component thereof that is identical or reasonably equivalent to the warranted product or
component at no cost to the purchaser. Repair shall mean remedying a defect in the vehicle or
component thereof at no cost to the purchaser during the applicable limited warranty period. Club Car
reserves the right to test and recharge any component returned for adjustment. If Club Car elects to
repair the vehicle or component, it may provide factory-reconditioned parts or components. All parts
and components replaced under warranty shall become the property of Club Car.
DISCLAIMER
This limited warranty is exclusive. Club Car makes no other warranty of any kind, expressed or
implied. Any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose are hereby
disclaimed by Club Car and excluded from this warranty. The Purchaser and Club Car expressly agree
that the sole remedy of the replacement or repair of the defective vehicle or component thereof is the
sole remedy of the Purchaser. Club Car makes no other representation or warranty of any kind, and no
representative, employee, distributor or dealer of Club Car has the authority to make or imply any
representation, promise or agreement, which in any way varies the terms of this warranty.
In the event that another pre-printed warranty document, certificate or both offered by or through
Club Car at the time of sale of this vehicle (each an “Additional Warranty Document”) is deemed to
conflict with the limitations or exclusions contained herein, the limitations and exclusions contained
herein shall continue to apply to both this limited warranty statement and, to the maximum extent
permitted by law, to each Additional Warranty Document.
NO CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
In no event shall Club Car be liable for any incidental or consequential damages including, but not
limited to, loss related to property other than the vehicle, loss of use, loss of time, inconvenience, or
any other economic loss.
Some states allow neither limitation on the duration of an implied warranty nor exclusions or limitation
of incidental or consequential damages. Therefore, the above limitations or exclusions may not apply
to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary
from state to state.
HOW TO MAKE A WARRANTY CLAIM

To make a warranty claim under this limited warranty, you must present the vehicle or defective
component with evidence of proof of purchase date and number of amp hours (if applicable) to an
authorized Club Car dealer.
For warranty-related communication, contact:

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E-mail
[email protected]
Postal Service
Club Car, LLC
Attention: Warranty Services
4125 Washington Rd.
Evans, Georgia 30809
GPSI LIMITED WARRANTY FOR VISAGE GPS UNITS
INTRODUCTION
GPS Industries LLC (“GPSi”) hereby warrants to the Original Purchaser or Lessee/Licensee
(“Customer”) and subject to the provisions, limitations and exclusions in this limited warranty, that the
Visage GPS unit purchased, leased, or licensed from GPSi, an Authorized Dealer or Authorized
Distributor shall be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service,
subject to the provisions, limitations and exclusions in this limited warranty.
Provided that the System is maintained properly pursuant to Customer’s obligations set forth herein,
GPSi warrants, and subject to the provisions, limitations, and exclusions in this limited warranty, that
the Visage GPS unit will provide distance measurements within established performance parameters
pertaining to system components when the system is operated under conditions that are typically
encountered on a golf course, specifically but without limitation: clear access to satellites and
reasonably clear weather with temperatures between 32 °F (0 °C) and 120 °F (48.9 °C). Customer
acknowledges that GPS-produced distances are subject to a margin of error. Customer further
acknowledges that terrain and topography affect the margin of error on a particular GPS receiver and
that the margin of error may be increased under certain topographical conditions.
This limited warranty covers material, workmanship and repair labor cost as to those items specifically
listed below for the periods specified. Such repair labor shall be performed only by GPSi, its authorized
dealers or distributors, or a service agency approved by GPSi. For repairs made by qualified
technicians other than GPSi’s factory technicians or an authorized dealer or distributor, GPSi will
provide only the replacement parts or components.
EXCLUSIONS
Excluded from any GPSi warranty is damage to the unit or component resulting from a cause other
than a defect including poor maintenance, neglect, abuse, accident and collision, maintenance
adjustments, unreasonable or unintended strain or use, improper installation of accessories (such as
connecting any accessories to less than the full pack of batteries), installation of parts or accessories
that are not original equipment including non-approved GPS systems, non-approved alteration and
acts of God.
In addition to the foregoing, the provisions of this limited warranty shall not apply to failure due to the
following conditions:
1. maintenance, repair or replacement of parts damaged or failing to operate due to acts of God,
including without limit storms, atmospheric disturbances, lightning, fire, hail, and flood; acts of
government, including war; catastrophes, accident, neglect, misuse, failure of satellites, failure of
electrical power, fault or negligence of Customer;
2. causes external to the System or from any other cause beyond the control of GPSI;
3. service and repair of accessories, attachments, or any other devices that are not part of the
System;

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4. changes, modifications or alterations in or to the System required due to new construction or

changes to the golf course or facilities;
5. graphical changes after acceptance of the System;
6. software damage caused by unauthorized use.
Without limiting the generality of the foregoing in any way, and as part of its limited warranty
exclusion, GPSi does not warrant that the GPS unit or components are suitable for use in any
application other than in its products. As in the use of any vehicle, batteries, computer, controller or
electrical device, a prudent owner or lessee will read and study the owner’s manual, the operator
instructions and the warning labels; and will exercise due care in working on or around vehicles,
batteries or electrical devices.
Transportation expenses for warranty services are also excluded from this warranty.
VOIDING OF WARRANTY
This and any other warranty shall be void if the GPS unit or component is abused or used in an
unintended manner or shows indications that it has been altered in any way to cause it to perform
outside GPSi specifications.
SOLE REMEDY
GPSi’s liability under this limited warranty or in any action whether based upon warranty, contract,
negligence, strict product liability or otherwise, shall be the repair or replacement, at GPSi’s option, of
the vehicle or component thereof that GPSi deems to be defective. Replacement shall mean furnishing,
during the applicable limited warranty period, a new GPS unit or factory-reconditioned unit or
component thereof that is identical or reasonably equivalent to the warranted product or component at
no cost to the purchaser. Repair shall mean remedying a defect in the GPS unit or component thereof
at no cost to the purchaser during the applicable limited warranties.
All parts and components replaced under warranty shall become the property of GPSi.
DISCLAIMER
This limited warranty is exclusive. GPSi makes no other warranty of any kind, expressed or implied.
Any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose are hereby disclaimed by
GPSi and excluded from this warranty. The purchaser or licensee/lessee and GPSi expressly agree that
the sole remedy of the replacement or repair of the defective GPS unit or component thereof is the sole
remedy of the purchaser. GPSi makes no other representation or warranty of any kind, and no
representative, employee, distributor or dealer of GPSi has the authority to make or imply any
representation, promise or agreement, which in any way varies the terms of this warranty.
In the event that another pre-printed warranty document, certificate or both offered by or through
GPSi at the time of sale of this vehicle (each an “Additional Warranty Document”) is deemed to conflict
with the limitations or exclusions contained herein, the limitations and exclusions contained herein
shall continue to apply to both this limited warranty statement and, to the maximum extent permitted
by law, to each Additional Warranty Document.
NO CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
In no event shall GPSi be liable for any incidental or consequential damages including, but not limited
to, loss related to property other than the vehicle, loss of use, loss of time, inconvenience, or any other
economic loss.
Some states allow neither limitation on the duration of an implied warranty nor exclusions or limitation
of incidental or consequential damages. Therefore, the above limitations or exclusions may not apply
to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary
from state to state.

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HOW TO MAKE A WARRANTY CLAIM
To make a warranty claim, Customer should promptly notify GPSI Customer Support in the event of
any System or component failure and provide diagnostic assistance to support GPSI’s service efforts.
GPSI Customer Support provides user support, troubleshooting, and diagnostic assistance and is the
point of contact for reporting system problems or requesting warranty service.
1. For all routine requests and status inquiries, contact Customer Support via email to
[email protected]
2. To report emergency or critical system issues contact Customer Support by calling the toll free
Customer Support line at 888-575-2901.
GPSi may, at its election, send replacement components to Customer to satisfy its warranty
obligations. Customer agrees to perform the task of changing out replacement components provided
by GPSI. In the event any components returned by Customer have been damages due to causes not
covered by this limited warranty, GPSi will bill Customer for repair or replacement of the returned
components.
If a problem cannot be resolved through telephone support or by shipping a replacement component,
GPSI may dispatch a technician to Customer’s site to address the problem. On-site services including
labor, materials, and reasonable travel expenses are chargeable to Customer for site visits that result
from out-of-scope problems. A golf car fleet replacement may require on-site assistance by a GPSI
representative or additional cart mounting hardware or both. On-site services for fleet replacements
are chargeable to Customer. GPSI requires 90 days prior notice for any fleet replacement services.
A Return Materials Authorization number (RMA) is required for the return of any defective component.
To obtain an RMA, Customer must contact the GPSI Customer Support center at 888-575-2901. If
Customer Support determines that the component must be returned for repair, Customer Support will
issue an RMA. Customer is then responsible for properly following procedures for returning
components as instructed by Customer Support. Any request for special handling such as expedited
repair, overnight return delivery, or non-business day delivery may be subject to additional charges
billable to Customer. Customer agrees to pay for shipment of components returned to GPSI. GPSI
agrees to pay for return shipment to Customer.
GPSI accesses the course System via the Internet to perform system diagnostics, remote health
monitoring or specific troubleshooting procedures to detect, identify or correct failures. GPSI shall
provide software maintenance for the System Software by providing for bug fixes, patches,
corrections, upgrades and enhancements as available. Software upgrades do not include new software
features or hardware product offerings that are sold separately.
FURTHER INFORMATION
For further information concerning GPSi or this Warranty, you may write to the following:
GPSi Industries, LLC

1074 North Orange Avenue
Sarasota, Florida 34236

Publication Part Number TPCC01BN00EN017
Edition Code E
Club Car, LLC Web www.clubcar.com

P.O. Box 204658 Phone 1 706 258 2225
Augusta, GA 30917-4658 1 800 ClubCar
USA Fax 1 706 863 5858

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TEMPO AND TEMPO CONNECT (ERIC)

APPLICABLE TO VEHICLES WITH SERIAL PREFIX OF BN

Club Car, LLC

WARNING OPERATING, SERVICING AND MAINTAINING A

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• Accessories • Technical Advice

To find your nearest dealer or distributor:

COMPANY CONTACT INFORMATION

Club Car, LLC

SATISFACTION AND FEEDBACK

Let your voice be heard!

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VEHICLE MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER

1. A two-letter code that identifies the vehicle

2. A four-digit code that identifies the model

3. A unique six-digit number given to each

LIABILITY AND VEHICLE DESIGN CHANGES

DANGER MODIFICATIONS OR CHANGES TO THE VEHICLE THAT AFFECT

NOTICE MODIFICATIONS TO THE VEHICLE MUST NOT COMPROMISE

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GOVERNMENTAL AND INDUSTRY STANDARDS

AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTES ANSI Z130.1

AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTES ANSI Z135

U.S.A. FEDERAL VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS

CANADIAN STANDARD ICES-002

EUROPEAN UNION VIBRATION AND NOISE PREN 15997

EUROPEAN UNION DIRECTIVES

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NOTICES ................................................................................................................................................. III

SECTION 1 – SAFETY INFORMATION ...............................................................................................11

General Safety Information ................................................................................................................ 12

SECTION 2 – INDICATORS, GAUGES, AND DISPLAYS ..................................................................21

Indicator, Gauge, And Display Locations ............................................................................................ 22

SECTION 3 – VEHICLE CONTROLS.....................................................................................................25

Vehicle Controls Locator ...................................................................................................................... 26

SECTION 4 – VEHICLE FEATURES......................................................................................................31

Vehicle Features Description ............................................................................................................... 32

SECTION 5 – BATTERY CHARGER ......................................................................................................33

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SECTION 6 – VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS.........................................................................................43

SECTION 7 – VEHICLE OPERATION ..................................................................................................47

Daily Pre-Operational Safety And Performance Checks..................................................................... 49

SECTION 8 – VEHICLE MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................59

Disable The Vehicle .............................................................................................................................. 61

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SECTION 9 – BATTERY MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................69

Battery Cleaning .................................................................................................................................. 70

SECTION 10 – TRANSPORT AND TOW ..............................................................................................81

Prepare The Vehicle To Be Towed......................................................................................................... 82

SECTION 11 – EXTENDED STORAGE .................................................................................................85

Extended Storage Preparation ............................................................................................................ 86

SECTION 12 – WARRANTIES ..............................................................................................................89

Limited Warranty ................................................................................................................................. 90

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GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION

! WARNING Signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE)