96 club car motor series

Kirylaufer · 12-30-2019, 02:52 PM

Would turning the rotor work, that's real cheap

meimk · 12-30-2019, 03:05 PM

Check the inside surface of the drum. Is it grooved? Tapered? Is there a notable ridge? Each side has a longer shoe and a shorter shoe. Shorter one should be toward the front of the cart, longer one to the rear. Easy to get them mixed up if you’re not aware & paying attention.

mrgolf · 12-30-2019, 03:29 PM

Also make sure the slider are moving freely. They allow the shoes to center in the brake drum

Kirylaufer · 12-30-2019, 04:00 PM

I am pretty confident the rotors look ok (I don't know what tapered means on this) Pads are plenty good. More dust than I like but it's a golf cart I can't make run. pads have same length pad, does metal around it count? Im not sure where the slider spring is. The two between the pads look ok but back pad is 80,,,% more difficult to wiggle than front pad. Difficult enough I could believe it could be problematic.
As always, I appreciate your time. This is supposed to be a fast cart.

mrgolf · 12-30-2019, 04:32 PM

There is a mechanism behind the shoes that should slide freely front to back or back to front this allows the shoes to float in the drum. You may need to break down and remove the shoes to get things lined out. Once you do you will see what we are trying to explain.

Kirylaufer · 12-30-2019, 04:37 PM

Ok. Mr Mom here until 5 and then I'm on the cart.
Thank you very much

Mooncarter · 12-30-2019, 04:38 PM

Do you have front and rear disc brakes?

Kirylaufer · 12-30-2019, 05:00 PM

Both are non disc. I'm not sure disc isn't just a new fad

Kirylaufer · 12-30-2019, 05:01 PM

I did them so they're big drummies

Kirylaufer · 12-30-2019, 07:36 PM

Ok. It seems like you guys are looking at my cart when I come inside. I took off pads and somehow feel confident I got it put righter together. I've got to get some needlenose to reapply last spring and then I think we'll be serious. What can I put on the brake spring just behind the wheel to keep them from sticking. This one was doing stuck like clicks and I'm only 80 yards from ocean and the cart lives uncovered under the house. But you guys are nailing it so far.
Thanks as always and I'll post in am tomorrow

12-30-2019, 02:52 PM	#11
Kirylaufer Gone Wild Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Inside house, bedroom too Posts: 209	Re: 96 club car motor series Would turning the rotor work, that's real cheap

12-30-2019, 03:05 PM	#12
meimk Gone Wild Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Northern Indiana Posts: 2,827	Re: 96 club car motor series Check the inside surface of the drum. Is it grooved? Tapered? Is there a notable ridge? Each side has a longer shoe and a shorter shoe. Shorter one should be toward the front of the cart, longer one to the rear. Easy to get them mixed up if you’re not aware & paying attention.

12-30-2019, 03:29 PM	#13
mrgolf Old Sky Soldier Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Kentucky Posts: 3,881	Re: 96 club car motor series Also make sure the slider are moving freely. They allow the shoes to center in the brake drum

12-30-2019, 04:00 PM	#14
Kirylaufer Gone Wild Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Inside house, bedroom too Posts: 209	Re: 96 club car motor series I am pretty confident the rotors look ok (I don't know what tapered means on this) Pads are plenty good. More dust than I like but it's a golf cart I can't make run. pads have same length pad, does metal around it count? Im not sure where the slider spring is. The two between the pads look ok but back pad is 80,,,% more difficult to wiggle than front pad. Difficult enough I could believe it could be problematic. As always, I appreciate your time. This is supposed to be a fast cart.

12-30-2019, 04:32 PM	#15
mrgolf Old Sky Soldier Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Kentucky Posts: 3,881	Re: 96 club car motor series There is a mechanism behind the shoes that should slide freely front to back or back to front this allows the shoes to float in the drum. You may need to break down and remove the shoes to get things lined out. Once you do you will see what we are trying to explain.

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12-30-2019, 04:37 PM	#16
Kirylaufer Gone Wild Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Inside house, bedroom too Posts: 209	Re: 96 club car motor series Ok. Mr Mom here until 5 and then I'm on the cart. Thank you very much

12-30-2019, 04:38 PM	#17
Mooncarter Gone Insane Join Date: Oct 2016 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 14,215	Re: 96 club car motor series Do you have front and rear disc brakes?

12-30-2019, 05:00 PM	#18
Kirylaufer Gone Wild Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Inside house, bedroom too Posts: 209	Re: 96 club car motor series Both are non disc. I'm not sure disc isn't just a new fad

12-30-2019, 05:01 PM	#19
Kirylaufer Gone Wild Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Inside house, bedroom too Posts: 209	Re: 96 club car motor series I did them so they're big drummies

12-30-2019, 07:36 PM	#20
Kirylaufer Gone Wild Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Inside house, bedroom too Posts: 209	Re: 96 club car motor series Ok. It seems like you guys are looking at my cart when I come inside. I took off pads and somehow feel confident I got it put righter together. I've got to get some needlenose to reapply last spring and then I think we'll be serious. What can I put on the brake spring just behind the wheel to keep them from sticking. This one was doing stuck like clicks and I'm only 80 yards from ocean and the cart lives uncovered under the house. But you guys are nailing it so far. Thanks as always and I'll post in am tomorrow

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