Identifying the correct parts for your Club Car golf cart is crucial for maintenance, repairs, and upgrades. A key step in this process is understanding how to perform a Club Car Part Number Lookup. While direct “part number lookup” can sometimes be challenging without knowing the specific part number beforehand, the serial number of your Club Car is your starting point. This guide will walk you through how to locate your Club Car serial number, understand what it tells you about your cart’s model and year, and how this information is vital for finding the correct part numbers you need.
Step 1: Locate Your Club Car Serial Number
The location of your Club Car serial number varies depending on the model and year of manufacture. Here’s a breakdown of common locations:
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Precedent (2004 & Up): Look inside or under the passenger side glove box. The serial number is typically printed on a sticker or plate.
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DS (1981 & Up): Check under the passenger side glove box, usually on the frame. Similar to the Precedent, the serial number will be on a sticker or plate.
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Pre-DS (1975-1980): For older models, you’ll need to look under the driver’s side seat, directly on the frame itself.
Alt text: Location of Club Car serial number under the passenger side glove box, for DS models manufactured from 1981 onwards, aiding in part number lookup.
Once you’ve located the serial number, write it down. This number is your key to unlocking important information about your Club Car.
Step 2: Decode Your Club Car Serial Number for Model and Year
Club Car serial numbers are alphanumeric codes that contain information about the model and year of your golf cart. Here’s how to decipher it:
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Model Identification: The first one or two letters of the serial number indicate the model of your Club Car. Refer to the comprehensive list below to identify your specific model based on these letters.
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Year of Manufacture: The first two numbers following the model letters in the serial number represent the year your Club Car was manufactured. For example, if the serial number starts with “PQ09”, the “09” indicates the cart was made in 2009.
Examples:
- Serial Number starting with “A00”: This indicates a 2000 Club Car DS model.
- Serial Number starting with “PG09”: This indicates a 2009 Club Car Precedent model.
Understanding your model and year is the first critical step in ensuring you order the correct parts for your Club Car. Different models and year ranges often use different parts, so accuracy is essential.
Club Car Model and Serial Number Prefixes
The following table provides a detailed list of Club Car model prefixes associated with their corresponding models. Use this list to identify your Club Car model based on the first letters of your serial number.
| Prefix | Model Description |
|---|---|
| A | DS Electric (ALL prior to separation of models) |
| AA | DS Golf Electric (Electronic Controller) |
| AC | DS Golf Electric (Regen) |
| AD | Pioneer 1200 Gas |
| AE | Pioneer 900 Gas |
| AF | Cafe Express |
| AG | DS Golf Gas |
| AH | Pioneer 1200 SE Gas |
| AQ | 48V DS Golf Electric (Curtis IQ) |
| AZ | Indio Chassis IQ 4–Wheel Brake |
| B | CHASSIS ONLY ELMCO ELECTRIC (Electronic Controller) |
| BB | CHASSIS ONLY STREET ROD ELECTRIC (Electronic Controller) |
| BA | CHASSIS ONLY INDIO ELECTRIC (Electronic Controller) |
| BC | CHASSIS ONLY ULTRA ELECTRIC (Electronic Controller) |
| BD | BOBCAT 2200 – DEISEL |
| BE | BOBCAT 2200 – GAS |
| BK | BOBCAT 2100 (Gas) |
| BL | BOBCAT 2100S (gas) |
| C | Electric Industrial Vehicle, Two Places with Cargo Bed Carryall with Plastic Box |
| CE | Champion – Electric |
| CF | Champion – Gas |
| CG | Gas Industrial Vehicle, Two Places with Cargo Bed Carryall with Plastic Box |
| CP | CHASSIS, DS, IQ, CUSTOM CAR |
| CQ | CHASSIS, INDIO 48V IQ |
| CS | CHASSIS, CUSTOM SOLUTIONS STANDARD |
| D | Four Passenger Electric (Fairway Villager) |
| DB | BOBCAT AWD, DIESEL |
| DC | AWD, DIESEL, CA |
| DG | Four Passenger Gas (Fairway Villager) |
| DH | AWD DIESEL OEM (H1) |
| DP | AWD, DIESEL, PIONEER |
| DS | 102474001 – 48V DS POWER DRIVE SERIES LC |
| E | Carryall 2 Electric (Electronic Controller) |
| EA | Carryall 2 Electric Industrial Truck (CE) |
| EG | Carryall 2 Gas |
| F | Carryall 1 Electric |
| FA | Carryall 1 Electric Industrial Truck (CE) |
| FD | Carryall 1 48 volt IQ |
| FG | Carryall 1 Gas |
| FQ | Villager 4. 48V, IQ System |
| G | Tourall Electric 36V |
| GB | BOBCAT AWD, GAS |
| GC | AWD, GAS, CA |
| GG | Tourall Gas |
| GP | AWD, GAS, PIONEER |
| H | Turf 1 Electric (Electronic Controller) |
| HA | DS Electric 36V Solid State (1994) |
| HB | AWD, Diesel, Bobcat, Homol |
| HC | AWD, Diesel, Carryall, Homol |
| HD | Turf 1 48 volt IQ |
| HE | H2, Electric |
| HF | H2 , XP, Electric |
| HG | Turf 1 Gas |
| HH | H2, Gas |
| HJ | H2, XP, Gas |
| HP | AWD GAS OEM (H1) |
| J | Transporter and Carryall 6 Electric |
| JA | Carryall 6 Electric Industrial Truck (CE) |
| JG | Transporter and Carryall 6 Gas |
| JK | Turf 252, 48V Elec IQ Plus |
| JP | Transporter 6, 48 v Electric IQ Plus |
| JQ | Transporter 6, Gas Key Start |
| JR | Carryall 6 Electric IQ Plus |
| JS | Transporter 4, Elec 48 v IQ Plus |
| JT | Transporter 4 Gas Key Start |
| JU | Carryall 6, 11 HP Gasoline KS |
| JV | Turf 6, 11 HP Gas Pedal Start |
| K | Villager 6 Electric (Electronic Controller) |
| KG | Villager 6 Gas |
| L | All Limo Electric (prior to separation be models) |
| LA | Limo Electric (Electronic Controller) |
| LB | Limo Electric (Regen) |
| LC | AWD, Gas Longbed chassis |
| LD | AWD, Diesel Longbed chassis |
| LE | Limo II Electric (req by Joy Chaney, will replace LB) |
| LG | Limo Gas |
| LH | Limo II GAS (req by Joy Chaney, will replace LG) |
| LJ | Limo Electric (Asian limo project) |
| LK | Limo Gas (Asian limo project) |
| LL | Lego Land Chassis |
| LX | Gas Lynx 9.0hp |
| M | Villager 8 Electric (Electronic Controller) |
| MG | Villager 8 Gas |
| N | Transporter, Transsender, Carryall VI Electric |
| NG | Transporter, Transsender, Carryall VI Gas |
| NQ | Pathway (NEV) |
| NR | Pathway (New Yorker) |
| PA | 1PASS (Produced by SoloRider, Model 32) |
| PD | Precedent I2L Excel |
| PE | Precedent Electric – 4Pass |
| PF | Precedent Gas – 4 Pass |
| PG | Carryall 2 Plus Gas |
| PH | Precedent I2 Excel |
| PL | Player – Electric (not available) |
| PM | Player – Gas (not available) |
| PQ | Precedent Professional – Electric |
| PR | Precedent Professional – Gas |
| PS | Precedent L2 – Electric |
| PU | Precedent I2 Signature Excel |
| PT | Precedent L2 – Gas |
| PY | Precedent Signature Gas Golf |
| PZ | Precedent Signature Elec Golf |
| QA | HD IQ – CA1 (not available) |
| QB | HD IQ – CA2 |
| QC | HD IQ – CA6 |
| QE | HD IQ Villager 8 Plus |
| QG | Carryall 272 Gas same as 1200/1200SE |
| QH | CA 472 Gas |
| QP | Pathway Golf (IQ – P) |
| QS | Villager 6 Plus (HDIQ) |
| QT | Turf 2 Plus (HDIQ) |
| R | Turf 2 Electric (Electronic Controller) Same as ‘S’ |
| RA | BCT, Gas AWD (Restyle) |
| RB | BCT, Diesel AWD (Restyle) |
| RC | CA, Gas AWD (Restyle) |
| RF | CA, Diesel AWD (Restyle) |
| RG | Turf 2 Gas |
| RH | HUV, Gas AWD (Restyle) |
| RJ | HUV, Diesel AWD (Restyle) |
| RK | HUV 4221 XP Diesel AWD |
| RL | HUV 4221XP Gas AWD |
| RR | CA, Homologated, AWD |
| RT | RSC 1550 Gas AWD |
| RX | XRT Gas AWD |
| RY | XRT, Diesel, AWD |
| S | Turf 2 Electric (Electronic Controller) |
| SC | 4×4, 4Pass, Gas, Carryall |
| SD | 4×4, 4Pass, Diesel, Carryall |
| SG | Turf 272 Gas |
| SH | XRT 1200 OEM (H1) |
| SX | XRT 1550 SE GAS AWD |
| T | Villager 4 Electric (Electronic Controller) |
| TB | AWD, Gas Bobcat 2300 |
| TC | AWD, Gas Carryall BT |
| TG | Villager 4 Gas |
| TH | AWD, Diesel BCT Homo 2300 |
| TL | AWD, Diesel Carryall BT |
| TR | AWD, Diesel XRT BT |
| TT | AWD, XRT 1550 INTELLITACH |
| TX | AWD, Gas XRT BT |
| UB | AWD, 4 pass Gas Bobcat |
| UC | AWD, 4 pass Gas Carryall |
| UL | AWD, 4 pass Diesel Carryall |
| UR | AWD, 4 pass Diesel, XRT |
| UT | AWD, 4 pass Diesel, Bobcat |
| UX | AWD, 4 pass Gas XRT |
| VG | Turf 6 Gas |
| WG | 19th Hole Gas |
| WH | Chasis, Deluxe Beverage Unit Gas 472 |
| XE | X2, Electric |
| XF | X2 Plus, Electric |
| XG | Turf 2 XRT Gas |
| XH | 800/810 Gas |
| XJ | X2 Plus Gas |
| XT | IR-CUV (Tractor Supply) |
| XU | RSC XRT 900 |
| YG | 19th Hole Deluxe Gas |
| ZG | Carryall 2 XRT Gas |
Note: This table is extensive and covers a wide range of models. For factory re-manufactured cart serial number prefixes, please consult the original documentation or a Club Car dealer.
Using Your Model and Year for Part Number Lookup
Once you have identified your Club Car model and year using the serial number, you are ready to look up parts. Here’s why this information is essential for accurate part number lookup:
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Model-Specific Parts: Club Car manufactures various models, each with unique designs and specifications. Parts are often not interchangeable between different models (e.g., DS vs. Precedent).
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Year-Specific Variations: Even within the same model line (like the DS or Precedent), there can be changes in parts and systems from year to year. Knowing the year of manufacture ensures you are looking at parts diagrams and catalogs relevant to your specific cart.
How to proceed with part number lookup:
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Visit a Reputable Club Car Parts Website: Websites specializing in Club Car parts (like carparteu.com) often have parts lookup tools. These tools typically allow you to filter parts by model and year.
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Use Online Parts Catalogs: Many online retailers and Club Car dealerships provide digital parts catalogs. You can navigate these catalogs by selecting your model and year to find exploded views and parts diagrams, making it easier to identify the exact part you need and its corresponding part number.
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Contact a Club Car Dealer: For complex parts or if you are unsure, contacting a local Club Car dealer with your serial number is always a reliable option. They can use the serial number to precisely identify your cart and provide the correct part numbers.
Alt text: Example of a Club Car parts diagram used for part number lookup, illustrating exploded views and component identification for accurate parts ordering.
By taking the time to locate and decode your Club Car serial number, you significantly simplify the part number lookup process and ensure you get the right parts, keeping your golf cart running smoothly and efficiently.
