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Accessing the Bushings: Depending on the location of the bushings, you may need to remove certain components to access them. This could include removing wheels,

Elevate the Golf Cart: Lift the rear of the golf cart off the ground using a suitable jack and secure it with jack stands. Ensure

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

Remove the old carburetor: Disconnect the battery to prevent any accidental electrical issues while working on the engine. Remove the air intake tube and air

Disconnect the battery: Before starting any electrical work, disconnect the golf cart’s battery to prevent any accidental short circuits or shocks. Remove the old solenoid:

Access the brake assembly: Depending on your golf cart model, the brake assembly may be located on the rear wheels or in a drum assembly.

Choose a suitable steering wheel: Select a steering wheel that is compatible with your golf cart’s make and model. Ensure that the steering wheel comes

1. Start by removing the bolts attaching the air filter housing and carburetor to the engine block. Remove the air filter housing, carburetor, and any

1. Check for Spark: Using a spark plug tester, remove the spark plug from the engine and attach the spark plug tester. Turn the key

Installation 1. Secure the axle in the axle housing. Use a piece of wood to keep the axle in place while you secure it with

1. Disconnect the battery cables from the battery terminals. 2. Remove the cover from the golf cart’s resistor box. 3. Install the resistors in the

1. Begin by cleaning the area that you will be applying the fender flares to. Make sure to remove any dirt or debris that may

1. Disconnect the negative cable of the battery. 2. Remove the mounting bolts that hold the old coil in place. 3. Disconnect the wiring harness

1. Park the golf cart on a level surface and turn off the power. 2. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery. 3. Remove the