EZGO Parts

When a golf cart or utility vehicle stops moving, the cause is usually a bearing, a solenoid, a switch or a worn brake part. Those are exactly the groups that fill this page of EZGO parts, which holds 221 aftermarket listings. They're made to work on E-Z-GO equipment, not built by E-Z-GO, and each one carries the part number you need to match it.

The sections below follow the way a repair usually goes: the electrical side first, then wheels and brakes, then the filters and hardware. If you already have the number, you can skip ahead and search it.

EZGO Parts by Type

Bearings are the largest group, with 24 listings. Next come 23 washers, 17 switches, 16 controllers, 13 listings that name a charger, 10 filters, 8 each of nuts and solenoids and 6 U-bolts for leaf springs. Browse them on the wheel bearings, switches, solenoids and washers and shims pages, which cover every make we list.

The smaller groups matter just as much when you need them. There are 3 brake shoe listings, 4 hubs, 4 retaining and snap rings, 3 tire and wheel listings and 3 seat cushions, along with 3 battery gauges or meters and 1 key. A few cosmetic items round it out, including 5 spray paints, such as "E-Z-GO SPRAY PAINT - YELLOW".

Finding EZGO Parts When the Name Is Spelled Three Ways

Listings write the brand differently, and that changes what a search turns up. Most use "EZ-GO", as in "FOR EZ-GO 881195 ARM". About 22 use "E-Z-GO", and others write "EZGO" with no hyphen, as in "for EZGO Golf Cart Key Switch 4 prong 2 Keys 81-UP Gas & Electric 33639G01". If one spelling returns too little, try the others before you decide the part isn't here.

A part number is still the faster route than any name. You can type it into the search box at the top of any page, or browse by manufacturer if you only know the brand and want to see what else is listed.

Reading the Numbers on E-Z-GO Parts

Two number styles run through these listings. The first is a plain six-digit number such as 881195, 882946 or 806833. The second ends in a G and one or two digits, like 23521G1, 70793G02 and 12383G1. A few carry a dash as well, for instance 158135-01 on a seat switch and 28757-G01 on a tire and wheel part.

The G numbers are short and look alike, so check the last characters against your old part and read the name that follows the number. 33636G02 is a battery gauge, for example, while 33639G01 is a key switch.

Some models appear by name. Six listings mention TXT and Medalist, as in a leaf spring U-bolt, 72029G01, worded "Txt/Medalist 94+ Gas & Electric". If the model on your cart matches a listing, that is a useful second search term after the number.

Electrical Parts, Controllers and Chargers

The electrical side holds the most variety, and switches are its biggest group. The 17 switch listings include a seat switch (158135-01) and a key switch worded "4 prong 2 Keys", so count the prongs on yours before you choose. Solenoids are listed by voltage, such as 806833 for 12 volt and 20468G1 for 36 volt, and a contactor, 841123, is also listed as 36 volt. Check the voltage in the listing against your cart before you order, because the same part type comes in more than one. The power side also has 13 listings that name a charger, 10 of them repairs, and 3 battery gauges or meters.

Controllers number 16 by name, though 14 of them are repair listings. One of the other two is "CURTIS 1206X-005 EZGO MOTOR CONTROLLER", and you'll find more on the controllers and control cards page. A repair listing reads "FOR CURTIS 73144G03 CONTROLLER (EZ-GO) - REPAIR". In all, 26 listings on this page say repair, so read the name before you add one to your cart. The Curtis parts page lists that maker's range separately.

Smaller electrical items include an ammeter (820197) that reads 0-35 amps, a battery gauge (33636G02), a heat sink and diode assembly (886435) and a heat sink assembly (603208). Wiring parts show up as a wire assembly (882946) and a lead (883601).

Wheels, Brakes and Suspension

Bearings come in more than one style. Ball bearings are listed as double seal (23521G1) or single seal (808074), and others are listed plain, such as 835013 and 832498. The kind you need depends on where the old one sat, so compare the listing with the part in your hand.

For stopping, look at the brake shoes, a brake assembly (70793G02) and the brake shoe spring (805441). A king pin bushing, 30154G1, and a hub (892969) are also listed. For leaf springs, there are 6 U-bolt listings, and the pins, springs, clips and rings page covers more. If the whole wheel is worn, the tire and wheel assembly 600424 replaces it in one piece, and two more tire and wheel listings, 600450 and 28757-G01, are on the page.

Filters and Hardware

The list includes an air filter (12383G1) and an oil filter (885249), and four retaining and snap rings are listed with them. The hardware is in plain terms: lock washer 306396, flat washer 306981, hex nut 14390G10 and slotted nut 15483G1. Find more at nuts and bolts, screws and studs. There is also a hose clamp, 11391G1, sized "1 3/4 - 2 3/4 INCH".

Tuggers and other utility vehicles have a separate page of tugger and utility vehicle parts, which is worth a look if the cart you service is not a standard golf model.

EZGO Parts FAQ

Are these genuine E-Z-GO parts?

No. They're aftermarket parts, sold under the E-Z-GO name so you can match them to the cart.

Is there an EZGO parts catalog I can search?

This page is the catalog for the brand. Scan it by part name or search a number.

What if my part isn't listed?

We can often source parts that aren't on the site. Call (708) 507-0707 or email us with the model and a description of the part.

Do you list EZGO replacement parts for gas and electric carts?

Yes, both. The leaf spring U-bolt and the key switch above are each worded "Gas & Electric", and the names mention gas in 7 listings and electric in 8.