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Accessing the Steering Shaft: Depending on the design of your golf cart, you may need to remove the steering wheel and any other components that block access to the steering shaft. Marking the Alignment: Before removing the old steering shaft, make sure to mark the alignment of the shaft with the steering box or rack. …

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Access the Driven Clutch: Depending on your golf cart’s design, you may need to remove parts like the seat, engine cover, or access panel to reach the driven clutch. Remove the Belt: Locate the belt that connects the primary clutch (driver clutch) to the driven clutch. You may need to loosen any tensioning mechanism or …

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Access the starter motor: Golf cart starter motors are typically located near the engine, often on the side or underneath. Consult your golf cart’s service manual to locate it accurately. Remove any obstructions: If there are any components or parts obstructing access to the starter motor, such as guards or covers, remove them carefully. Disconnect …

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Locate the existing shock absorbers: The number of shock absorbers will depend on your golf cart’s suspension system. Most golf carts have front and rear shock absorbers. Identify the old shock absorbers you want to replace. Remove the old shock absorbers: For rear shock absorbers: They are usually attached to the rear axle and the …

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Locate the existing fuel pump: The fuel pump is typically located in the fuel tank or in close proximity to it. Refer to the golf cart’s service manual or manufacturer’s instructions for the exact location of the fuel pump. Disconnect the fuel lines: Use a fuel line disconnect tool, if necessary, to disconnect the fuel …

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Prepare the golf cart: Ensure the golf cart is parked on a flat surface and the engine is off. Remove the old brake cables: Locate the old brake cables on the golf cart. Disconnect the old brake cables: Carefully disconnect the old brake cables from the brake pedal and brake drum. Take note of the …

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Prepare the golf cart: Ensure the golf cart is parked on a flat surface and the engine is off. Remove the old wheel hub: Depending on the golf cart model, you may need to remove certain components such as the wheel, brake drum, or axle nut cover to gain access to the wheel hub. Use …

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1. Park the golf cart on a flat, level surface, and turn off the power supply. 2. Raise the golf cart off the ground, using a jack or other lifting device. 3. Remove the wheel covers, if equipped. 4. Loosen the lug nuts on the flat tire using a lug wrench. 5. Remove the flat …

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