Reporting requirements for bringing money into or out of the U.S; The FinCEN 105 form
Step One - Clean the Cart. You will need to wash the golf cart so it is spotlessly clean. Use sponges and scrubbing brushes to remove all stubborn areas of dirt. Use hot water because this will soften up and debris and make it easy to remove. Tackle all areas until you are happy that the cart is as clean as it can be.
Check the oil level in your golf cart while the engine is warm. On a level surface, park the car, set the park brake and wait a couple of minutes while the oil drains into the crankcase. Use a clean dipstick to check the oil level. Examine the level and amount of debris in the oil. It is time to change the oil when the levels are low and/or the oil is thick and murky. Drain the oil through the oil filter. On some models the oil filter is under the clutch. Check your owner's manual to be sure about the location of your golf cart's oil filter.