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Old 05-13-2013, 09:07 PM   #11
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Ok, I just finished the auto-adjust and once again the drivers side auto-adjuster didn't stop clicking until the tire was unable to free spin.

I must be doing something wrong. Should I play with the slide plate on the back where the cable attaches?
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Old 05-13-2013, 11:14 PM   #12
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Adding all 3 pictures here. Not sure if anyone can tell if the pads are oriented incorrectly or not. Another thing I noticed when I pulled the floormat was that the bracket that the two cables slip into had the drive side cable with less slack than the passenger. So when I pushed on the brake, it seemed like the driver side was pulling more than the passenger.
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Old 05-14-2013, 10:13 PM   #13
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Everything looks good and seems to be oriented properly. The only thing that concerns me is "Made in Korea" I swear by OEM components. I have no experience with these brakes and they may be great, but I'm quick to doubt aftermarket components due to so many bad experiences.
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Old 05-15-2013, 12:01 PM   #14
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So an update:

I had someone come out from North State Golf Cars here in Sacramento to look at it. After having the same issues I was having, we went to their shop and Eric swapped out the pads and drums from another cart they had there. When I re-installed them it worked like a champ. It was either the pads, or the drums.
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Old 05-15-2013, 12:09 PM   #15
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So an update:

I had someone come out from North State Golf Cars here in Sacramento to look at it. After having the same issues I was having, we went to their shop and Eric swapped out the pads and drums from another cart they had there. When I re-installed them it worked like a champ. It was either the pads, or the drums.
It is odd cause I have used those pad numerous times without any issue. Also, as a note I have learned from experience to just replace the adjusters as part of a full break job. I've seen too many issues with old adjusters.
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It is odd cause I have used those pad numerous times without any issue. Also, as a note I have learned from experience to just replace the adjusters as part of a full break job. I've seen too many issues with old adjusters.
FYI, you might wanna save those old adjusters as they may be better than the alternative.... Club Car no longer sells them. They make you order an entire brake cluster.
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FYI, you might wanna save those old adjusters as they may be better than the alternative.... Club Car no longer sells them. They make you order an entire brake cluster.
Lovely... why would they do that? To make more money?
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Lovely... why would they do that? To make more money?
That's my guess
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