Switch the engine OFF after parking the golf cart. Allow the engine to cool, if it has been running for some time. Remove the engine cover. You will be able to see the drive belt now. Use an open-end wrench to loosen the drive belt tension bolt. This bolt is on the front clutch pulley. …

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Here are 8 signs of steering (or related) problems. You have a tough time turning the steering wheel Most cars, trucks, and SUVs on the road today feature power steering. A hydraulic pump (or electric motor in some models) assists the driver in turning the tires when the steering wheel is turned. Old-school vehicles from decades …

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Here are some signs you should be aware of that can represent a failing or broken throttle control cable: If your car has cruise control, you may suddenly start to notice it jerking as you are traveling along the road. This can be an early sign that the cable is starting to give out. If …

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How to test your clutch Check how firm it feels with the engine off Before turning the ignition on, press the clutch and assess how it feels. There should be some resistance so it does not feel too easy to press down and equally not too hard. Commonly, if your clutch feels soft and spongy …

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What is a Tie Rod End? Tie rods, made up of inner tie rods and outer tie rods, link the front wheels to the steering wheel. Both have greased ball joints at the ends to allow rotational forces to be transmitted through the system. The outer tie rod end is protected by a rubber boot …

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Part1 Removing Brake Drums 1 Jack the vehicle up and remove the wheel. Park the vehicle on a firm, level surface. Use a tire iron or the appropriate socket to loosen the lug nuts on the first rear wheel, then slide a jack beneath one of the vehicle’s rear designated jack points to lift the …

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When Should You Change Brake Pads And Rotors? On average, brake pads should be replaced every 25,000 to 65,000 miles, while rotors typically should be changed anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 miles. However, the exact number can differ depending on driving conditions and styles. The good news is, you’ll likely experience minor symptoms when your brake pads are getting …

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WHAT IS A THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR? This vital sensor allows your engine to maintain a proper amount of air. This feature is dependent on the throttle valve. When you press down on the gas pedal, your throttle body unit’s valve opens. This causes your throttle position sensor to adjust the engine intake manifold accordingly. This little sensor is …

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Repacking and greasing wheel bearings is essential periodic maintenance for trailers, boats and other rolling wheeled equipment. If not done properly, you won’t get very far before they break down.  And it’s especially important to pay attention to if the wheels aren’t used very often (aren’t “rolled” often enough).  Like, say, you’ve got a utility …

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Golf cart battery maintenance is very important to get the best possible performance out of your golf cart. Whether you have a Club Car, Yamaha, EZGO or any one of the other golf cart models available, below are the top golf cart battery maintenance tips to keep any golf cart or golf car batteries in …

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