Gas Golf Cars are powered by Gasoline, an Engine, 2 clutches, and a Gearbox.
Pros: They deliver excellent range and versitility. They can be modified to carry heavy loads or traverse difficult terrain.
Cons: Cost of gasoline, filters, oils and belts.
Make sure tires are properly inflated (reduces drag and wear).
Make sure there is enough oil in engine.
Wash entire car. Remove seat and wash engine compartment with pressure washer or garden hose.
Check all battery cables and connections. Cable-ends deteriorate rapidly if not kept clean.
Make sure there is oil in the differential case.
Replace dive belt(s).
Replace all oil in engine.
Replace air filter(s).
Replace oil filter.
Replace fuel filter(s).
Adjust all throttle and transmision linkages.
Check both clutches for wear.
Grease all available zerks in steering assembly.
"Good" batteries will not be dammaged if they are fully charged, correctly filled with water, and all sources of draw disconnected.
Add fuel stabilizer to fuel tank.