CLUBRALLY Golf Cart Throttle Sensor for 2010-Up Club Car Precedent, Tempo, Onward – 2nd Gen Pedal OEM N34-1173(G)

Enhance throttle control with CLUBRALLY

Refresh your Club Car experience with the CLUBRALLY throttle sensor, designed for 2010 and newer gas carts that use the 2nd Generation accelerator pedal. This OEM-style sensor translates pedal movement into precise controller signals, helping deliver a smooth start, steady acceleration, and predictable cruising. While results vary by cart and controller, the sensor is built to provide consistent input and reliable operation across typical driving conditions.

Compatibility and design

• Fits 2010 and newer Club Car Precedent, Tempo, and Onward gas models that use the 2nd Gen pedal assembly.
• OEM part number N34-1173(G) ensures correct pairing with compatible speed controllers.
• Designed to provide stable throttle input to the controller, supporting reliable power delivery when you press the pedal.
• Quality construction built for use in common golf cart environments and daily driving scenarios.
• Clear part identification helps with quick matching during maintenance or upgrades.

Package contents and install tips

• Includes 1 throttle sensor, 1 magnet adapter, and 2 screws.
• Important: flip your tow/run switch to OFF and disconnect the batteries before installation.
• Easy installation for compatible carts; please verify the OEM part number before ordering.
• Customer support is available if you have questions during or after installation.

Why choose CLUBRALLY

CLUBRALLY focuses on dependable, sensor-grade components designed to restore a crisp, reliable throttle feel. You may notice a more predictable response as you move from stop to speed, and a smoother transition between throttle levels. This replacement is intended to fit your cart’s OEM specs and work in harmony with the controller for everyday use. If you encounter compatibility questions, our team is ready to help you confirm fit and installation steps.

Real-life scenarios

Owners replacing a worn or inconsistent sensor on a weekend cruiser, shuttle cart, or maintenance fleet might experience a more consistent pedal-to-speed relationship, especially during low-speed starts and gradual throttle application. The sensor is designed to align with the 2nd Gen pedal assembly, offering a practical upgrade path for carts that rely on reliable input signals for smooth operation.