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Originally Posted by SYCARMS
When adjusting the hand brake, use a .003" feeler gauge and adjust until you have a snug fit between pad and rotor. This will stop the drag and premature ware on the pads. Also check the pedal play at the master cylinder. You should have slight play when pushing pedal before master cylinder piston moves. If adjusted too tight, you will have a hard pedal but due to heat build up the brakes will fade. You will need to do a complete check of all bolts and fluids as well as checking adjustments. This is the main reason a reputable dealer charges more as compared to an online purchase. Expect to spend 2-3 hours to completely check the entire buggy out. Total time to set a buggy up for turn key sale to a customer is about 5 hours on average. If you take the time to do a complete job you will find a much more reliable buggy.
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