Yamaha's golf car service literature from this era is unusually broad, and LIT-19616-G9-93 is the clearest example. It was written to cover model years 1985 through 1995 across the G2 and G9 ranges, which is why a 1985 G2 (CARB) and a 1995 G9 share one book.
The car here is the carburetted G2, model code G2-AM5. The same volume handles the DC-motor G2 variants, the lettered G2-A through G2-AG carburetted cars, the G9 Fleet Master and Fleet Classic in both carburetted and 36-volt electric form, and the Adventurer Fairway Lounge.
For anyone keeping one of these cars working, the value is in the specifications: adjustment figures, torque settings, wiring diagrams for the electric and ignition systems, and the fault-finding steps Yamaha's own service network used. Match your code to the list before you rely on a procedure, since carburetted and electric chapters are not interchangeable.
