Understanding the individual parts of your Club Car XRT 1550 golf cart will help you properly maintain your cart and get the correct replacement parts when and where necessary.

This Club Car XRT 1550 Parts article provides detailed information on the various parts of this vehicle, their pictures, and how you can get them for purchase.

Club Car XRT 1550 Parts

Below is a list of all the Club Car XRT 1550 parts:

1. Club Car XRT 1550 Carburetor

A carburetor is a component of an internal combustion engine’s fuel delivery system that ensures that the proper mixture of fuel and oxygen required for ignition is properly mixed. It is located between the intake manifold and the air filter.

Check out this Club Car Parts Diagram to know what parts are connected and what they do in the above diagram.

2. Club Car XRT Skid Plate

Skid plates protect your vehicle from rocks, logs, and other unexpected hazards that could come from beneath the cart. They are usually mounted on the rear end of the vehicle or underside of the differential to protect against costly damage.

3. Club Car XRT 1550 Brake Pads

The wheels of your vehicle are connected to brake rotors that rotate with the wheels. When you apply the brakes, the caliper applies pressure to the rotor. A brake pad is placed between the brake disc and the caliper to reduce metal-to-metal friction. You should ensure that, over time, the pads are replaced.

4. Club Car XRT 1550 Engine

The engine serves as the primary power source for the golf cart. It burns fuel to produce mechanical energy and the pressure to propel the golf cart. The engine is located under the front hood of the golf cart, slightly in front of the front wheels.

5. Club Car XRT 1550 Drive Belt

A drive belt is a single, continuous belt used to drive multiple peripherals, like alternators, power steering pumps, water pumps, air conditioner compressors, etc., within an automobile engine. It can be found under the hood of your vehicle.

6. Club Car XRT Piston and Rings

The piston moves up and down within the engine cylinder and is integral to the engine’s mechanical operation. The piston rings prevent oil from leaking into the engine’s combustion chamber and prevent combustion pressure from escaping into the crankcase. Piston rings commonly used in small engines include compression rings, wiper rings, and oil rings. A compression ring is a piston ring that fits in the ring groove closest to the piston crown.

7. Club Car XRT 1550 Gearbox Gearcase

A gear case is a container that holds the gears of a machine. Such an aluminum and cast steel housing are strong enough to keep the drive gear from straying from the rest of the gear inside.

8. Club Car XRT 1550 Brake System

Brakes convert kinetic energy into potential energy to slow the golf cart and eventually bring it to a stop. When the brakes are applied, the electric motor reverses and stops the golf cart. The braking system is located on the rear or front axle of the golf cart. It is often placed in the center of the clutch pedal or the accelerator.

9. Club Car XRT 1550 Steering System

The steering helps you safely steer your golf cart through its entire speed range. The steering is located on the front dashboard of the golf cart.

10. Club Car XRT 1550 Front and Rear Suspension

Front and rear suspensions give the rider control while riding. They reduce bumpers and provide a smoother, safer ride. You can find them on the front and rear axles.

11. Club Car XRT 1550 Drive Clutch

The drive clutch acts as the first clutch in operation and compresses as the engine cranks, providing torque to your vehicle. The clutch can be found on the crankshaft of the carriage engine and is wrapped with a thick, heavy belt that connects to the drive clutch.

12. Club Car XRT 1550 Air Filter

The job of Air filters is to keep dirt from entering the engine by providing fresh air. The air filter is a black box with two thumbscrews on the back and can be found under the front driver’s side seat.

13. Club Car XRT 1550 Fuel Tank

As the name suggests, this part of the vehicle serves as storage and reservoir for gas. The gas is needed for your vehicle to run properly. Fuel tanks vary in size depending on the manufacturer. The gas tank is usually located underneath the vehicle.