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General| Brand | Club Car |
|---|---|
| Model | DS Golf Car 1991 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE terms used in the manual for hazard communication.
Outlines essential safety measures for vehicle repair and maintenance, including personnel qualifications and protective gear.
Details critical safety warnings related to gasoline/battery vapors and engine exhaust (carbon monoxide).
Welcomes the owner, highlights the car's features, and states the manual's purpose for safe operation.
Provides contact information for authorized distributors, dealers, and Club Car, Inc. for service and parts.
Explains the key operating instructions found on the vehicle's label for safe driving and control usage.
Highlights the critical safety warning labels attached to the golf car for user awareness.
Presents the golf etiquette label with rules for playing golf and using the car on the course.
Identifies and explains the fill label, gasoline tank danger label, and their safety implications.
Details warning labels related to the governor, oil level, battery, and frame ground for safety.
Locates and identifies key controls like the choke, neutral lock-out cam, and forward-reverse lever.
Explains how to identify the vehicle's serial number for ordering parts and making inquiries.
Recommends establishing a safety committee for fleet or rental golf cars to ensure safe operation.
Provides a comprehensive checklist for inspecting the vehicle before operation, including safety warnings.
Details checks for brakes, steering, accelerator, governor, and general car performance during a test drive.
Warns against tampering with the governor, which can void the warranty and cause injury.
Guides on safe fueling practices, including DANGER and CAUTION notices for handling gasoline.
Explains the function of the key switch for starting and stopping the vehicle, and security.
Describes the operation and positions of the shift lever for selecting forward, neutral, or reverse.
Details the safety feature preventing the engine from starting in neutral and its service mode.
Explains how to use the accelerator pedal to start, move, and control speed, and warns about governor tampering.
Describes how to use the brake pedal to slow down or stop the golf car.
Details how to engage, lock, and release the parking brake to prevent rolling.
Explains the function of the choke for starting and the meaning of the oil warning light.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely starting and operating the golf car.
Lists essential rules for safe operation, including seating, body position, speed, and location.
Covers how to stop the car, secure it on hills, and the proper procedure for parking and leaving it.
Outlines critical warnings and precautions for towing the golf car, including speed limits and safety measures.
Specifies requirements for transporting the car on a trailer, including vehicle securing and legal compliance.
Provides instructions for preparing the golf car for extended storage, including battery and fuel management.
Details the steps required to safely bring a golf car back into service after a period of storage.
Emphasizes the importance of a preventive maintenance program for ensuring vehicle reliability and preventing costly repairs.
Lists routine inspections and checks to be performed by the owner on a daily and weekly basis.
Outlines maintenance tasks for monthly checks and lubrication for quarterly intervals by owner/personnel.
Details more in-depth inspections and lubrication services to be performed by trained personnel semi-annually and annually.
Presents a chart detailing periodic lubrication points and recommended lubricants for the golf car.
Explains the procedure for checking and maintaining the engine oil level, including cautions.
Lists the fluid and component capacities for the golf car, such as engine oil and fuel tank.
Covers battery maintenance, safety warnings (DANGER, Poison), and antidotes for acid exposure.
Provides essential safety guidelines and steps for jump starting a vehicle with a dead battery.
Offers instructions for cleaning the golf car's body, cowl, seat, and removing stubborn stains or residues.
Explains the process for re-registering the vehicle if purchased as used to ensure proper contact.
Lists key physical dimensions, weight, speed, and engine specifications for the DS Golf Car.
Details specifications for the electrical system, brakes, tires, fuel tank, transmission, and suspension.
Enumerates the standard features included with the vehicle and available optional equipment.
Outlines the terms of the limited 2-year warranty, including what is covered and what is excluded.
Explains the limits of manufacturer liability and exclusions such as incidental or consequential damages.
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