1. Access the Brake Assemblies:
   • Locate the rear wheels and remove the hubcaps if present.
   • Depending on your golf cart model, you might need to remove the wheel to access the brake components.
2. Remove the Old Brake Shoes:
   • Locate the brake drum attached to the wheel hub.
   • Carefully remove the brake drum by sliding it off the wheel hub.
   • Inside the brake drum, you’ll see the brake shoes, springs, and other components.
   • Take a photo or make a diagram of the brake shoe arrangement and how the springs are attached. This will help during reassembly.
   • Remove the brake shoe retaining springs, pins, or clips using the appropriate tools. Keep track of the order and orientation of these components.
3. Install the New Brake Shoes:
   • Clean the brake drum, brake shoe surfaces, and other components using brake cleaner or solvent.
   • Attach the new brake shoes to the brake backing plate in the same arrangement as the old ones. Use your diagram or photo for reference.
   • Reattach the brake shoe retaining springs, pins, or clips. This might require a brake adjusting tool to stretch the springs and secure them in place.
4. Reassemble the Brake Drum:
   • Slide the brake drum back onto the wheel hub over the new brake shoes.
   • If the brake drum has an adjustment hole, you can use a brake adjusting tool to adjust the brake shoes to the correct clearance. Consult your golf cart’s manual for specific adjustment procedures.
5. Lower the Golf Cart:
   • Carefully remove the jack stands and lower the golf cart back to the ground.

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