1. Lift the golf cart onto a flat surface. Make sure the cart is secured and will not move while you are working. 2. Remove the lug nuts from the wheel that you are replacing. 3. Slide the wheel off the axle, and set it aside. 4. Take the new tire, and slide it onto …
1. Disconnect the negative battery cable from the golf cart starter motor. This will protect you from electrical shock and will prevent any damage to the starter motor. 2. Remove the starter motor from the golf cart. This can be done by loosening the mounting bolts that hold the starter motor in place. 3. Inspect …
1. Unplug the battery pack and remove the battery cables. 2. Remove the old drive belt and inspect the drive pulley. Make sure the pulley is in good condition and the grooves are not worn. 3. Position the new belt onto the drive pulley and make sure it is centered. 4. Rotate the drive pulley …
Materials of Golf Cart Windshield: A golf cart windshield can be made up of different materials, including glass, acrylic, or polycarbonate. Glass: Most windshields on golf carts are made of tempered glass. This type of glass is designed to break into small, safe pieces if it shatters. It is also heat-resistant and can withstand extreme …
1. Excessive Bouncing, Swerving, & Diving The bouncing that may cause tires to develop uneven wear won’t just affect the tires themselves: you should feel the effect, as well. If you drive over a bump and your car continues to bounce, bad shock absorbers may be to blame. While you can test this yourself by …
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Here are a few things to check first: Make Sure the Batteries have Some Charge In the scenario that it doesn’t turn on, it might mean you waited too long to recharge them, and now the charge that they currently carry is too low for the charger to detect them. When your charger can’t tell …
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Brakes on a Golf Cart Since golf carts do not go exceptionally fast, they usually only need brakes on the two rear wheels. The typical maximum speed of a golf cart is about 11 miles per hour. When your cart drives at a standard speed, the rear brakes do not need to exert much effort …
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Whether golf cart wheels and tires are universal is important for anyone looking to buy or upgrade their cart. There are various factors to consider, from the size and type of the wheel to the specific needs of your course. Here’s a quick rundown of the differences between golf cart wheels and tires to help …
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Symptoms Of Bad Solenoid On Golf Cart The symptoms differ slightly on a gas cart and an electric cart. Fortunately, they are fairly easy to identify, you do not need to be a rocket scientist to spot them. This is one of the most obvious signs of a solenoid issue. A clicking sound without any …
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Why Your Golf Cart Starter Generator is Not Charging If your starter generator is not charging properly, it may be that the solenoid, voltage regulator or brushes are faulty. If you’ve ensured that all of these parts are working fine, the starter generator may not be drawing enough current to regenerate the battery. Subscribe to …