Mixopoly 48V 4-Terminal Golf Cart Solenoid with Resistor for Club Car DS/Precedent

Rugged, ready-to-install 48V solenoid for golf carts

Introducing Mixopoly's 48V 4-terminal golf cart solenoid with resistor, a practical upgrade for Club Car DS models from 1995 onward and Precedent models from 2000 onward. The design blends reliable electrical performance with a sealed, weather-ready housing so you can rely on your cart in sun, rain, and everything in between.

Key benefits and what it replaces

• Directly replaces OEM parts including 101908701, 102774701, 1014947, 1019087-01, and 1027747-01, easing the upgrade path.
• Four-terminal configuration with an integrated resistor supports the vehicle's control circuit and reduces guesswork during replacement.
• Premium copper contacts paired with a sealed housing resist moisture and dust, helping the unit withstand outdoor use and seasonal exposure.

In terms of performance, the solenoid is designed to handle typical operating currents and the initial surge that kicks the system into gear. The work current is 37A, while the inrush can reach up to 200A, providing a responsive engagement without overstressing the circuit.

• Tool-free installation means you can swap the part without special tools, making a DIY upgrade quicker and more accessible.
• Package contents include one solenoid and one resistor, giving you a complete replacement bundle right out of the box.

Real-world use and fitment expectations

Thanks to broad compatibility, this Mixopoly solenoid suits many Club Car electric carts used for golf, maintenance routes, or light-duty work at facilities and campuses. Expect steadier engagement and dependable operation when paired with a compatible system, with variation depending on overall cart condition and wiring.

Why choose Mixopoly for your cart

Mixopoly focuses on practical, serviceable components designed to integrate with standard electrical kits. The 48V rating, copper contacts, and sealed build offer durability while keeping the installation straightforward, aiming to deliver a reliable upgrade without committing to guaranteed results.