Club Car Brake Cable, 4216, For Club Car Ds 1981-1999 Golf Carts Free Shipping on 2040-parts.com
McKee, Kentucky, United States
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This is a new brake cable for Club Car DS 1981-1999 gas and electric Golf Carts. It is a new part but has some dust from storage and some surface rust on it. It is part number 4216 at some golf parts vendors. The cart uses the same cable for both drivers and passengers side. It measures 33" long housing, 42" long overall. It replaces OEM Number(s): 1011403. Thank you for looking. If you have any questions, I will be glad to answer them.
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