YESHINDA 70969-G03 EZGO Brake Cable Kit for TXT & Medalist Golf Carts

Overview

The YESHINDA brake cable kit is a genuine OEM replacement designed to restore confident, consistent braking on EZGO TXT and Medalist golf carts. Built around a durable, Teflon-coated inner cable, this kit minimizes resistance inside the housing, helping the pedal feel smooth and predictable as you cruise between greens and clubhouse lots. The design blends practical materials with real-world use, delivering reliable performance across a range of EZGO configurations.

Designed for straightforward compatibility, the kit aligns with common driver and passenger harness layouts, offering a precise fit without improvisation. The Teflon coating reduces friction and guards against moisture-related binding, which can matter on longer days on variable terrain or in changing weather. This kit is an OEM-style replacement intended to refresh your braking system without changing the fundamentals of your cart’s setup.

Compatibility at a glance

The set is built to work with a broad mix of EZGO TXT and Medalist models from the mid-1990s onward. It covers both gas and electric configurations, including 36V and 48V systems, across several generations of the TXT and Medalist lines. Note that the package does not include a compensator link, so verify your cart’s corresponding hardware before installation.

Key specifications

• Replaces OEM numbers: 70273-G03, 70716-G03, 70969-G03
• Passenger-side cable length: 47.5 inches; Driver-side: 37.5 inches
• Fits EZGO TXT and Medalist gas or electric models (1993–2010s)
• Teflon-coated inner cable to reduce wear and prevent freezing inside the housing
• Includes the main brake cable and essential fittings; compensator link not included

What you get and how it helps

• OEM-replacement reliability with modern coatings for smoother operation
• Neutral, predictable pedal feel during routine stops and transitions
• Stable performance across a range of temperatures and moisture conditions

Installation tips

Before you begin, confirm the lengths match your application and that you have the right companion hardware. Follow standard brake-work safety practices, and consult a professional if you are unsure about any step in the process.