- Lift the front of the golf cart:
- Use a jack to lift the front of the golf cart off the ground.
- Place jack stands under the front frame to support the golf cart securely.
- Locate the tie rod ends:
- The tie rod ends connect the steering linkage to the front wheels. Locate the tie rod ends on both sides of the front wheels.
- Remove the old tie rod ends:
- Use a wrench or socket set to remove the nuts or bolts securing the tie rod ends to the steering linkage and the wheel knuckle.
- If the tie rod ends are attached with cotter pins, remove the cotter pins first before loosening the nuts.
- Carefully separate the tie rod ends from the steering linkage and wheel knuckle.
- Inspect and clean the components:
- Examine the steering linkage and wheel knuckle for any signs of damage or wear. If necessary, clean them to remove any dirt or debris.
- Install the new tie rod ends:
- Insert the new tie rod ends into the steering linkage and wheel knuckle, aligning them with the mounting holes.
- Reattach the nuts or bolts and tighten them securely. If applicable, install new cotter pins to lock the nuts in place.
- Grease the tie rod ends (if required):
- Some tie rod ends need to be greased. If yours require greasing, follow the manufacturer’s guidelines to apply the appropriate grease.
- Adjust tie rod length (if necessary):
- Properly aligning the front wheels is crucial for steering control.
- Lower the golf cart:
- Carefully remove the jack stands and lower the golf cart back to the ground.
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