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USER MAINTENANCE GUIDE
ADJUSTMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CHASSIS
Keep go-kart in original configuration
Use spare parts of Sodikart origin
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Brake pads
The brake pads must be changed, when their have worn
down to minimum thickness.
Minimum brake pad thickness: 8 mm (4 mm lining + 4 mm
steel support).
Minimum brake disc thickness: 17 mm.
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1 Brake fluid reservoir cap
2 Right pad
3 Left pad
4 Retaining clip
5 Upper guide stem
6 Lower guide stem
• Unscrew and remove the brake fluid filler cap (1).
Wrap a dry rag around the neck of the filler to prevent
spillage.
• Using your hand push back the left-hand pad (3) to
return the piston in their initial positions. The brake
fluid will rise several millimetres in the tank.
• Remove the retention pins (4) from the brake pad
guide stems (5) and (6).
• Remove the 2 stalk of guide (5) and (6) and remove
both worn plaques of brake.
• Insert the new pads taking care to position them
correctly.
• Hold the two pads in position and slide the two guide
stems (5) and (6).
• Check that the clips (4) are in good condition, and
then engage them.
• Check that the clips (4) are properly engaged.
• If the brake fluid is above maximum level, partially
bleed the system, top up and replace the filler cap with
its sealing ring.
• Test the brake before to rent the go-kart.
Double-check that the clips (4) are properly engaged.
Ensure that the pads are in the correct position.
It is strongly advised to bleed and renew the braking
circuit after each change of brake pads. The go-kart will
have optimum braking performance.
Never operate the go-kart if the brake pads have
worn beyond their permitted limits.
Use only genuine SODIKART brake pads.
Make sure the pads are assembled correctly and that
the braking system is working efficiently before
operating the go-kart.
Check brake pad wear daily.