To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Coleman Powersports Golf Cars having poor charging performance?
Poor charging performance in your Coleman Powersports Golf Cars can arise from several factors: * A malfunctioning charging indicator lamp. * A vehicle charger malfunction. * A charging plug and socket malfunction. * An unreliable battery connection. * A battery malfunction. * A gearbox malfunction.
What causes poor braking effect in Coleman Powersports Golf Cars?
A poor braking effect in Coleman Powersports Golf Cars can be attributed to several issues. These include a worn front hub bearing, worn brake pad, or worn brake disc. Other potential causes are air or leaking brake fluid, a faulty master cylinder kit or caliper seal kit, a loose union bolt, or a broken brake hose. Oily or greasy brake pads or discs may also be the reason.
General| Max Speed | 15 mph |
|---|---|
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Weight Capacity | 800 lbs |
| Motor | 48V |
| Battery | 48V |
| Seating Capacity | 2 |
| Brake Type | Hydraulic disc brakes |
| Charger Type | Onboard Charger |
Key safety information and warnings for operating the vehicle.
Essential safety rules for operation, including seat belts, helmets, and responsible driving.
Importance of correct tire pressure and adherence to maximum load capacity.
Detailed steps for inspecting tires, battery, brakes, and accelerator pedal before riding.
Covers inspection of lights, wheels, steering, loose parts, and seat belts.
Seat belt use, rollover procedures, and brake system warnings for safe operation.
Mandates for helmets, eye protection, and prohibition of alcohol/drug use.
Importance of wearing approved helmets and eye protection for preventing severe injuries.
Schedule for periodic maintenance to ensure vehicle safety and reliability.
Common causes and checks for starting failures when lights and meter are working or not.
