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Charger compatibility comes down to three things: pack voltage, plug style and whether your cart uses an onboard computer. A 36V charger will not correctly service a 48V pack, and Club Car's Powerdrive, EZGO's D-style and Yamaha's receptacle are all different connectors. EZGO's aftermarket is the deepest in the industry, which is good news and a trap at the same time: TXT, RXV, Marathon and Medalist all share a name but not always a bolt pattern.

Fitment and sizing. EZGO serial numbers are on a plate under the glovebox or on the frame under the driver-side seat. RXV parts almost never fit TXT and vice versa. Match voltage and plug type to your cart. Note that some 48V carts use a 48V pack of six 8V batteries and others four 12V — the charger cares about total pack voltage, not battery count.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my cart is 36V or 48V?

Count the batteries and their voltage: six 6V batteries is 36V; six 8V or four 12V is 48V. The charger receptacle style is also model-specific.

Will TXT parts fit an EZGO RXV?

Usually not. The RXV uses a different rear axle, brake design and body mounting, so seat covers, enclosures, brakes and light kits are model-specific. Universal items like fans, mirrors and cup holders do cross over.

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