LLNSEAUTO 12V Gas Golf Cart Solenoid Relay – 4-Terminal Starter for Club Car DS & Precedent (OE 1012275/1013609)

Boost starting reliability for Club Car gas carts

The LLNSEAUTO 12V gas golf cart solenoid relay acts as a bridge between the battery and the starter, enabling high-current engagement to the motor. Its sturdy shell protects internal components and helps maintain consistent engagement across multiple starts, even when conditions are less than perfect.

Designed to work as a practical replacement for common ignition pathways, this solenoid aligns with widely used OE references and compatible models. It carries OE numbers such as 1012275 and 1013609, along with equivalents from a range of reputable brands, making it a versatile option for maintenance and minor upgrades.

Key compatibility and fit

• Fits 1992–1997 Club Car Carryall Series, 1984–2007 Club Car DS Series, and 2004–2008 Club Car Precedent Series
• Voltage: 12V DC; coil resistance: 12Ω; body constructed from durable DMC plastic
• Mounting: flat bracket with open slots; terminal threading includes battery, motor, switch, and ground

What’s included and practical features

• 1 x 12V solenoid with nuts and washers
• Single pole normally open contact form for straightforward replacement
• Potted coil designed for stable performance at elevated temperatures
• Versatile for various Club Car gas configurations and multiple model years
• 1-year warranty with direct support if you’re not satisfied

In everyday use, this solenoid helps translate a turn of the key or press of the start button into a reliable starter engagement. Its compact size and simple mounting can make it a straightforward swap during routine maintenance, potentially contributing to smoother starts. While no component can guarantee perfect operation in every scenario, the solenoid provides a clean, direct current path when the ignition signal is sent.

When you order, you’re selecting a replacement designed to fit standard Club Car electrical layouts. Verify compatibility by checking the current solenoid’s OE numbers and model year range. Replacing an aging solenoid can lead to more predictable starting behavior, allowing you to focus on your ride rather than persistent start issues.