Golf Cart 48 Volt 4 Terminal Hd# 586 Series Solenoid Club Car & Yamaha on 2040-parts.com
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48 VOLT 4 TERMINAL HD# 586 SERIES SOLENOID Fast Shipping! The solenoid provides the electrical energy necessary to activate the golf carts ignition system by being the conduit between the golf carts battery and starter motor. Without a properly functioning solenoid, your cart might not run as intended. Factory replacement solenoid is used on Yamaha G19, G22, G29/Drive E-Z-GO 48 Volt Electric Golf Carts48Volt 200 amp Contactor / Solenoid OEM replacement solenoid with copper contacts |
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