Where can I find the serial number on my Club Car cart?

Created 3/6/2023 9:40:28 PM

How to find the serial number of my Club Car cart

In the link that we provide below, you have the necessary information to locate the serial number of your golf cart:

https://www.carrus.com/identify-your-cart

Why do I need to know the year of my Golf Cart

Knowing the year, make and model of your golf cart is important when you need to order parts or accessories. In order to ensure you purchase the correct parts for your golf cart we will need to know the exact model year for your cart. An example of the importance of knowing the year of your car is the case of the charger, because all Club Car golf carts manufactured before 1995 did not have an onboard computer even though the connector is the same round three pin connector, it will require a different charger. All Club Car golf carts manufactured after 1995 have an OBC or Onboard computer and use that type of charger.

Locating the Serial Number

In most newer carts (1990’s and up) you will find the serial number for your golf cart on a bar coded sticker either above the accelerator and brake pedal area or below the passenger side cup holders. The letter or letters at the beginning of the serial number will tell you the model you own. The following four digits will tell you the Club Car golf cart model year and week that your golf cart was built. The six digits that follow is basically the serial number assigned to each club car golf cart built within that model yearSerial Number Locations Based on Model and Year

DS, Carryall & LSV Models from 1982-PRESENT: The serial number of your Club Car is printed on a bar code decal mounted on the frame directly above the accelerator pedal.


 

Precedent Models from 2004-2007: The serial number of your Club Car is printed on a bar code decal mounted on the passenger side inner dash


Precedent Models from 2008-Present The serial number of each vehicle is printed on a bar code decal mounted either below the passenger side cup holder or above the accelerator or brake pedal