Golf Cart Parts Buying Guides
One beginner’s guide for every kind of part we sell. Each one walks your cart, step by step, to the part that fits it, and shows why.
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Every guide starts from the same three facts: your cart and year from the serial number, the label on your controller, and your pack voltage. Where a part is bought because something broke, the guide shows you how to test it first, so you only replace what has really failed. Then a table for your cart names the exact part, what it replaces and what else you need to finish the job.
Conversion kits
A Beginner’s Guide to Choosing a Golf Cart Conversion Kit
Navitas TSX, TAC2 and TAC3 and Eco Battery DC to AC kits, matched to your cart and controller label.
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Controllers
A Beginner’s Guide to Replacing a Failed Golf Cart Controller
Confirm the controller has really failed, then find the exact Navitas replacement or kit for your cart and label.
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Motors
A Beginner’s Guide to Replacing a Failed Golf Cart Motor
Test the motor first, then choose the right Navitas AC motor by power and spline, or the kit that replaces a dead DC motor.
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Batteries
A Beginner’s Guide to Replacing a Golf Cart Battery Pack
Find out whether the pack is really done, then pick the Lithium Rhino or MODZ pack that fits your cart, voltage and tray.
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Chargers and charger cables
A Beginner’s Guide to Replacing a Golf Cart Charger
Rule out the cheap causes, then match a charger, plug or cable to your cart, pack voltage and battery type.
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Harnesses and programmers
A Beginner’s Guide to Golf Cart Harnesses and Programmers
Vehicle harnesses, connector modules, the Navitas OTF programmer and E-Z-GO J2 connectors, and when you need each.
Read the guideNot sure which cart you have? Our free serial number decoder reads it for you. Not sure what failed? Describe the symptoms to the Troubleshooter, or browse our repair guides by system.