Sqeaking noise
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Make sure the castle nut that holds the hub on is tight. If the nuts loosen up it can cause a squeak and eventually you'll strip the splines in the hub. If the nuts are tight it check your brakes or possibly the wheel bearing.
I think EZGO calls for 80-90 ft lbs on the hub nuts. Once you torque them don't back them off to get the cotter key in, tighten them until the you can get it in.
Make sure the castle nut that holds the hub on is tight. If the nuts loosen up it can cause a squeak and eventually you'll strip the splines in the hub. If the nuts are tight it check your brakes or possibly the wheel bearing.
I think EZGO calls for 80-90 ft lbs on the hub nuts. Once you torque them don't back them off to get the cotter key in, tighten them until the you can get it in.