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1. Disconnect the battery from the golf cart. This will prevent any electrical shock from occurring when working with the wiring. 2. Remove the existing

1. Locate the seat belt on the side of the golf cart. 2. Pull the belt out and locate the two adjustment clips on either

1. Begin by removing the old belts. Start by unclasping the release buckle. Then, unthread the belt from the seat and the lap bar. 2.

1. Remove the wheel and tire: Before you can replace the disc brake rotor, you must first remove the wheel and tire. Use a jack

1. Park the golf cart on a flat surface and turn off the power. Pull the parking brake lever to ensure the cart won’t move

1. Check the fuel and air mixture. An improper fuel and air mixture can cause the engine to run poorly or not at all. Adjust

1. Raise the hood of the golf cart and locate the cables. The cables will be connected to the engine and the battery. 2. Disconnect

1. Park your cart and shut it off. 2. Disconnect the negative battery cable from the battery. 3. Remove the existing fender using a wrench

1. Park the golf cart on a flat, level surface and make sure the engine is cool. 2. Remove the carburetor cover and the air

1. Prepare the Golf Cart: make sure that the golf cart battery is fully charged before beginning. 2. Install the Lights: The installation process for

1. Disconnect the battery cables from the golf cart battery. This will ensure that no electricity is flowing through the solenoid valve when you are

1. Park your car on a flat surface and turn off the engine. Place wheel chocks behind the rear wheels to keep the car from

1. Disconnect the battery cables from the battery. 2. Remove the old starter motor. 3. Remove the old mounting bolts. 4. Install the new starter

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable from the golf cart battery. Make sure the golf cart is in a safe and well-ventilated area before beginning.

1. Park the golf cart in a level area and set the parking brake. 2. Take off the oil filter cover. This is usually located

1. Cleaning the Carburetor: This is one of the most important methods of golf cart carburetor adjustment or repair. First, disconnect the fuel line and

In your golf cart, the performance of the primary and the secondary clutches determines whether it is capable of handling it quickly going up hills.

Here are the top 3 signs that you need to get your brake master cylinder checked out. 1. YOUR BRAKE PEDAL FEELS SOFT OR MUSHY

Golf carts make everyone’s lives so much easier. Pro Golfers and Average Joes alike can use their vehicles to take unwanted stress off of their

Golf cart windshields are made from acrylic, polycarbonate, or a modified acrylic. They are available in different thicknesses. Your cart use and budget will determine

STEP#1:  IDENTIFY THE RIGHT CLUTCH PULLER To get started, find out the serial or VN number of your golf cart and send it to a

A healthy heart is key for a healthy life. The same is true for engines, except their “heart” is a carburetor. Just like cholesterol in

A loose drive belt will often be noisy, squeaking a bit, or emitting a high-pitched squeal. The most obvious sign of a loose drive belt,

What Does a Voltage Regulator Do? Before jumping into how voltage regulators operate, it helps to understand how the charging system works. As most people