GENOUR MCOR4 Throttle Potentiometer for Club Car Precedent & DS 2012+ | Direct-Fit MCOR4 Replacement

Overview

The GENOUR MCOR4 throttle potentiometer is a direct-fit replacement for Club Car models, designed to restore a precise and confident throttle feel. Built with a fire-resistant hard plastic housing, this component is made to stand up to the demands of the course and the weather, delivering dependable performance year after year.

Smart fit for many Club Car models

Engineered for DS and Precedent/Carryall/Tempo/Onward models from 2012 onward, the MCOR4 integrates cleanly with the factory electrical system. It uses OEM references (105116301 and 103850401, MCOR3) as a guide for compatibility, so you can expect plug-and-play simplicity rather than guesswork.

Built to endure with waterproof design

The unit features ultrasonic bonding and sealed internals to resist moisture and dust, helping maintain reliable operation across rain, dust, and mud on the course or in storage.

Performance you may notice on the course

By preserving a precise voltage/current output, the MCOR4 can contribute to smoother acceleration and a more controlled driving experience. Users often report steadier throttle response and a perceptible improvement in drive quality during climbs or starts from a stop.

Quick, tool-free installation

Install in minutes with no specialized tools required. Clear, step-by-step instructions let you get back behind the wheel fast, reducing downtime and keeping your cart ready for the next round.

Your upgrade kit at a glance

• Durable, fire-resistant housing for long-lasting reliability
• Direct-fit 2012-up DS/Precedent/Carryall/Tempo/Onward compatibility
• Internal waterproof sealing for moisture resistance
• Consistent electrical output for smoother throttle control
• Fast, tool-free installation with guided instructions

Why upgrade?

Upgrading to MCOR4 offers a practical path to restore throttle behavior and preserve performance, especially if your OEM part has aged or shown signs of lag or erratic response. It’s a focused improvement that aligns with a straightforward maintenance plan and mid-season reliability goals.