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Club Car Golf Cart Part 36v 36 Volt Solenoid 8016 Clubcar (2 Pack) on 2040-parts.com

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USA, United States
Condition:New Brand:Universal Plug Type:4 Terminals Manufacturer Part Number:Replaces Club Car 8016 DS

2 New 36 Volt 4 Terminal Club Car Solenoids
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Brand new OEM Spec 36 Volt Solenoids for Club Car DS Golf Carts, replaces Club Car part number 8016 on carts from (1976-1998)

You will received 2 solenoids

Specifications:
36 Volt Solenoid
4 Terminals

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