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They are both 10L0L Brand. I have a link in the description and comments section. However, I don’t believe they make that specific steering wheel anymore.
Despite trying every combination of 6 holes, my new steering wheel is turned clockwise, as if to 1 o'clock. The hexagon formation of the adapter allowed my former 5 bolt wheel to be straight. I see from videos that other manufacturers have a spindle with many teeth, so you could simply loosen the center nut, remove the wheel and replace the wheel straight. I also see from comments in other videos of other people who experience a crooked steering wheel when using the adapter on a Club Car Precedent. Am I missing something? Thank you
You are correct. The adapter should have more holes to assist with alignment. Unfortunately, they fail to do this. A couple of options you have: 1) you can drill and tap your own holes into the adapter. 2) you may be able to adjust the toe in or out to move the steering wheel in the direction you need to go. See the video below on how to adjust the Toe. If you choose this option you will need to be patient. It may take quite a few attempts to figure out which direction you need to go. Mark your original setting with nail polish or a sharpie in case you want to return. The mark should be a line on each side of the tie rod (threaded male side and female side). Do this on both sides and move the each sides the same amount together about 90 degrees at a time. ruclips.net/video/QLJ7E9LEdxs/видео.html
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Link to steering wheel:
amzn.to/3Wg4dRR
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What about hooking up the horn?
This Club Car doesn’t have a horn in the steering wheel. I did hook up a horn with a momentary switch I can step on with my foot.
I have a 2010 Club Car DS. What size steering wheel is best recommend from 12.5” to a 13.5”? I’ve seen several options for sale aftermarket.
I would say it’s personal preference. I like the smaller diameter steering wheels for golf carts.
Where do I put the score card?
You have to put the old steering wheel back on to play golf. It takes 5 minutes. Lol
That's a screw holding the steering wheel on, not a nut.
It’s actually a bolt. Thanks for pointing that out. Didn’t realize I called it a nut.
What size are the screws that hold the face plate onto the stock steering wheel?
Sorry, I’m not sure what the size is. I sold the golf cart or else I would check for you.
What brand is the steering wheel and adapter? Love the steching.
They are both 10L0L Brand. I have a link in the description and comments section. However, I don’t believe they make that specific steering wheel anymore.
Despite trying every combination of 6 holes, my new steering wheel is turned clockwise, as if to 1 o'clock. The hexagon formation of the adapter allowed my former 5 bolt wheel to be straight. I see from videos that other manufacturers have a spindle with many teeth, so you could simply loosen the center nut, remove the wheel and replace the wheel straight. I also see from comments in other videos of other people who experience a crooked steering wheel when using the adapter on a Club Car Precedent. Am I missing something? Thank you
You are correct. The adapter should have more holes to assist with alignment. Unfortunately, they fail to do this. A couple of options you have:
1) you can drill and tap your own holes into the adapter.
2) you may be able to adjust the toe in or out to move the steering wheel in the direction you need to go. See the video below on how to adjust the Toe. If you choose this option you will need to be patient. It may take quite a few attempts to figure out which direction you need to go. Mark your original setting with nail polish or a sharpie in case you want to return. The mark should be a line on each side of the tie rod (threaded male side and female side). Do this on both sides and move the each sides the same amount together about 90 degrees at a time.
ruclips.net/video/QLJ7E9LEdxs/видео.html
I cannot remove the faceplate! The heads of the screws are smooth. Now what?
Email me a picture of it so I can see what you have. I’ll try to help. ajwillits@yahoo.com