Golf Cart Brands & Models

On many Club Car electric models, the MCOR is part of the accelerator-input system. It converts pedal movement into an electrical signal the controller…

Gas Yamaha golf carts use a fuel system matched to the specific engine and model year. When a cart is hard to start, surges,…

There is no single Club Car DS fuse-box layout that applies to every DS. The DS was produced across many years in both gas…

A Club Car Precedent that wanders, clunks, leans or wears front tires unevenly should have the front suspension and steering inspected before an alignment…

Many electric EZGO RXV models use E-Z-GO’s IntelliBrake system, which combines electronic motor control, regenerative braking and an automatic parking-brake function. That makes RXV…

On electric EZGO RXV carts, motor-speed feedback is part of a larger electronic drive and braking system. A problem in that feedback path can…

Some Yamaha gas golf carts have usable space beneath or around the seat, but you should not assume that the under-seat area is a…

There is no single motor used in every Club Car DS. The DS platform was produced for many years in both electric and gas…

Changing brakes on a Yamaha golf cart starts with identifying the exact model and brake design. Yamaha G-Series and Drive/Drive2 carts span many years,…

An EZGO RXV steering wheel should not be assumed to fit an EZGO TXT just because both carts are made by E-Z-GO. The wheel,…

You may need a voltage converter on an EZGO RXV when adding accessories that require 12V power to a cart whose traction battery system…

Learn how to install an EZGO golf cart brush guard with correct model fitment, mounting points, alignment, hardware and clearance checks.