Brake pushing back at me?

[2011liftedprecedent]

Made a longer bracket to extend the brake cables and it works flawlessly! I love it and it's prefect!

[lockman1]

Excellent!

Happy carting!

[scubabud]

Originally Posted by CCFanatic

It is a common issue on the lifted Precedents for the driver's side brake cable to be way tighter than the passenger's side. It is recommended that a passenger side cable be put on the driver side

EXACTLY!!!! It will stop the problem for future posters with the same problem.

[scooterman]

Actually the extension is easier to install.,

[scubabud]

Maybe you can include a link showing where a brake cable extension for a Precedent is available for purchase. I know they have them for DS's but not sure where you could purchase one for a Precedent. Especially for those that could not manufacture one. I have a brake cable tool from CC that made it easy for me to remove the old cable. Without it the job would have been much harder when I installed a new cable.

[scooterman]

Originally Posted by scubabud

Maybe you can include a link showing where a brake cable extension for a Precedent is available for purchase. I know they have them for DS's but not sure where you could purchase one for a Precedent. Especially for those that could not manufacture one.

I did It works on my president, look back at the beginning.

[scubabud]

I believe that extension was intended for a DS cart. Where did you mount it?

Using the tool from CC to undo the brake cable from under the frame, it took less then a few minutes to install a new passenger cable on the drivers side. I only had to remove one cable in order to do it. Using a custom mounted extender you must have had to drill new supporting holes, mount it and still remove TWO cables instead of one under the frame. But which ever way one chooses I'd still personally recommend just replacing the drivers side cable with a passenger cable to correct the braking issue. No drilling or custom mount.

[scooterman]

Originally Posted by scubabud

I believe that extension was intended for a DS cart. Where did you mount it?

Using the tool from CC to undo the brake cable from under the frame, it took less then a few minutes to install a new passenger cable on the drivers side. I only had to remove one cable in order to do it. Using a custom mounted extender you must have had to drill new supporting holes, mount it and still remove TWO cables instead of one under the frame. But which ever way one chooses I'd still personally recommend just replacing the drivers side cable with a passenger cable to correct the braking issue. No drilling or custom mount.

It only was one cable to remove one end can't remember if I had to drill a single hole, don't think I did. It was less than 30 minutes it was installed.

[scubabud]

This is the part number from CC for the Brake Cable Release Tool posted by TahoeDawg in the thread:

How to change a brake cable on a Precedent IQ

Brake Cable release tool.... Club Car part number 102555501

What ever method you choose, getting access to the cable ends under the frame on a Precedent can be difficult. This tool makes it a 1,2,3 easy operation. :)

[lunaticrider]

Originally Posted by scooterman

I did It works on my president, look back at the beginning.

Have any pics of this bracket mounted ? cheers