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Electric Golf Cart Solenoid for EZGO 36 Volt 4 Terminal #70 Series
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This EZGO #70 Series Solenoid is a 36-volt 4-terminal solenoid compatible with EZGO electric golf carts and matches OEM part number 70 Series.
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Product Overview
This EZGO #70 Series solenoid is a heavy-duty 36-volt switch designed to control high-current circuits in electric golf carts. It reliably engages the motor controller and is ideal for 36V EZGO systems requiring a 4-terminal solenoid.
Key Features & Performance
- 36-volt DC operation for standard EZGO electric golf cart systems
- 4-terminal design for easy installation and secure connections
- Continuous duty rating suitable for repeated on/off cycling
- High ampacity copper contacts for reliable current flow
- Compact size fits original mounting location
Fitment & Compatibility
- EZGO TXT electric golf carts (1994 and newer)
- EZGO RXV electric golf carts (2008 and newer)
- EZGO Marathon electric models (select years)
- Other 36V EZGO electric golf carts using #70 series solenoid
Common Uses
- Replacing worn or failed solenoids in EZGO golf carts
- Restoring proper acceleration and drive function
- Repairing intermittent or no-go conditions in 36V electric carts
- Upgrading to a reliable OEM-style replacement part
Technical Specifications
- Voltage: 36V DC
- Terminals: 4 (two small coil terminals, two large power terminals)
- Series: #70
- Part Number(s): 70 Series Solenoid
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will this solenoid work on a 48V EZGO system? A: No, this solenoid is rated for 36V systems only. Using it on a 48V system may cause failure or damage.
Q: How do I test if my solenoid is bad? A: Measure resistance across the small terminals; a good coil typically reads 15-30 ohms. Also check for continuous continuity across the large terminals when 36V is applied to the coil.
Product appearance and specifications may vary slightly by batch. Compatibility may vary by serial number. Verify fitment before purchase.