10L0L 48V Golf Cart Heavy Duty Starter Solenoid 4 Terminal for EZGO Club Car Yamaha

A Universal, Heavy-Duty Solution for Reliable Starts

A failing starter solenoid can leave your electric golf cart completely unresponsive. This 10L0L Heavy-Duty 48V Solenoid is engineered as a robust, universal replacement designed to restore—and often improve upon—the reliability of your cart's starting circuit. Built to the industry-standard #586 series specifications with premium materials, it provides a dependable, high-current connection for smooth and consistent operation across multiple major brands.

Built for Durability & High-Performance

• Heavy-Duty Construction: Features a 200-amp continuous current rating, ensuring it can handle the demanding electrical loads of modern 48-volt systems without failure.

• Premium Copper Components: Equipped with copper contact points and a copper wire coil, offering superior conductivity, reduced heat buildup, and excellent corrosion resistance for a longer service life.

• Sealed & Protected Housing: The quality plastic housing provides excellent sealing properties, protecting the internal components from moisture, dust, and debris commonly encountered in golf cart environments.

Wide OEM Compatibility – One Part for Multiple Carts

This solenoid serves as a direct cross-compatible replacement for several key OEM numbers, simplifying your repair process:

Technical Specifications & Package Contents

• Voltage: 48V DC

• Terminals: 4-Terminal Design

• Current Rating: 200 Amp Continuous

• Series: Standard #586

• Mounting: Includes a zinc alloy flat mounting bracket for secure installation.

• In the Box: 1 x 48V Solenoid, 1 x Mounting Bracket.

Why Choose This 10L0L Solenoid?

Forget searching for brand-specific parts. This universal solenoid consolidates reliability into one package. It’s the ideal choice for DIY owners and technicians looking for a high-quality, durable replacement that meets the specifications of EZGO, Club Car, and Yamaha electric models.

Note: Always disconnect the main battery pack before installation and verify the solenoid's terminal configuration matches your existing wiring for a correct and safe replacement.