Steering Gear Box Assembly For 1994-2001 EZGO TXT Golf Cart 70314-G01 New
Steering Gear Box Assembly For 1994-2001 EZGO TXT Golf Cart 70314-G01 New
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Steering Gear Box Assembly for EZGO TXT
This steering gear box assembly is a direct replacement unit for 1994-2001 EZGO TXT golf carts, factory referenced under part number 70314-G01, and it converts steering wheel input into controlled wheel movement so your cart tracks straight and steers with less effort.
Overview
This steering gear box assembly is built to restore accurate steering on 1994-2001 EZGO TXT golf carts. The unit replaces a worn or seized gear box and brings back smooth, predictable response from the steering wheel. It suits cart owners and shop techs handling a straightforward bolt-on steering repair.
Built For Performance
- Direct replacement for EZGO part number 70314-G01
- Sealed gear housing protects internal components from dust and debris
- Machined gear teeth for consistent mesh and reduced play
- Steel construction for long service under repeated steering load
- Pre-assembled unit for a straight swap on the original mounting points
Fits These Machines
- for EZGO TXT 1994
- for EZGO TXT 1995
- for EZGO TXT 1996
- for EZGO TXT 1997
- for EZGO TXT 1998
- for EZGO TXT 1999
- for EZGO TXT 2000
- for EZGO TXT 2001
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing a steering box that has developed excessive play
- Repairing carts used on golf courses and in gated communities
- Restoring steering feel on fleet carts before resale
- Routine front-end service on aging TXT models
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 70314-G01 |
| Type | Steering gear box assembly |
| Compatible Series | EZGO TXT |
| Model Years | 1994-2001 |
| Condition | New |
Good To Know
Q: Does this fit every EZGO TXT ever built? A: It is listed for 1994-2001 TXT models, so confirm your cart's year and serial number before ordering. Later TXT generations can use a different steering setup.
Q: Is any other part needed for the swap? A: The gear box bolts to the original mounting location, but inspecting the steering column, tie rods, and hardware at the same time is a good practice on an older cart.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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