Motor oil for Club Car Utility vehicles with combustion engine

Type the engine variant of your Club Car Utility vehicles with combustion engine to see the right engine oil and the manufacturer approvals.

Which engine do you drive?

Fuel and model year are enough - only the matching engines stay.

The power is on your registration certificate, field P.2 (in kW).

Both numbers are on the German registration certificate part I, fields 2.1 and 2.2.

Oils for Club Car Utility vehicles with combustion engine

Fill quantity and viscosity by engine of the Club Car Utility vehicles with combustion engine

EngineModel yearsViscosityFill quantity
Carryall 15002014–201410W-30, 10W-40, 5W-301.5 L
Carryall 17002014–201410W-30, 10W-40, 5W-301.5 L
XRT 15502014–201410W-30, 10W-40, 5W-301.5 L
XRT 1550 SE2014–201410W-30, 10W-402.8 L
XRT 8502014–201410W-301.2 L
Carryall 3002013–201310W-301.2 L
Carryall 5002013–201310W-301.2 L
Carryall 5502013–201310W-301.2 L
Carryall 7002013–201310W-301.2 L
Transporter2013–201310W-301.2 L
XRT 950 4x22012–201210W-30, 10W-40, 5W-301.4 L
XRT 950 4x42012–201210W-30, 10W-40, 5W-301.4 L
XRT 950 EX 4x42012–201210W-30, 10W-40, 5W-301.4 L
Carryall 12007–200710W-301.12 L
Carryall 22007–200710W-301.12 L
Carryall 2 Plus2007–200710W-300.17 L
Carryall 62007–200710W-300.17 L
Turf 12007–200710W-301.12 L
Turf 22007–200710W-301.12 L
Turf 62007–200710W-300.17 L

Fill quantity including an oil filter change, taken from our vehicle data. The change interval is set by your service book, not by the oil.

Other fluids for the Club Car Utility vehicles with combustion engine

FluidRequirement
Manual gearbox & axle oilACEA E2, ACEA E3
Axle & differential oil75W-140, 80W-90, API GL4, API GL5

Which viscosity does a Club Car Utility vehicles with combustion engine need?

We cover 20 engine variants of the Club Car Utility vehicles with combustion engine. The most commonly approved grades are 10W-30, 10W-40 and 5W-30. Fill quantity ranges from 0.1 to 2.8 litres depending on the engine.

Which approvals does Club Car require?

Club Car publishes no approval of its own: what counts is the viscosity and the ACEA or API class in your owner's manual.