1991-02 Yamaha - Passenger Side Tie Rod Replacement
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The vintage carts were stepping stones to the new caddies we drive around today. Every part of their make-up is a testament to the more recent models. The old resistor coils led to the newer series systems and eventually to the shunt-operated coaches. Now we have manufacturers turning out AC drives with the highest levels of performance we have seen yet. It makes us excited for the future. Parts like the Yamaha Passenger Side Tie Rod Replacement also helped engineers figure out how to make improvements. We went from sprocket and gear to drag link, and then they made a considerable jump to double throw. We would still be walking to the clubhouse without the older designs rather than riding in style and comfort.
The golf cart tie rod is a very straightforward item to install. It spins on and secures in place with a lock nut. That is all you need to do before you are good to go. Other than calling Buggies Unlimited and placing that order.
Buggies unlimited sent your question to me I assume because I bought the same tie rod for me g series Yamaha last year. I had ran over my mailbox when I thought cart was in reverse. I thought I really messed things up. Ordered same part from Buggies U and it was simple R&R. Worst accident and easiest fix. I have the cart lifted also.
Hi, check out this link for more info on identifying your Yamaha golf cart. You can also plug in your serial numbers which will display the the G model if valid.
https://www.buggiesunlimited.com/yamaha-serial.asp
It varies. Try to match the length to the one removed. If you can't then try the other rod on the opposite side. Once installed check the wheel alignment and adjust accordingly.
