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Solenoid, 12V - 4 Terminal Copper / Short, EZ-Go Marathon Gas 79-94⎮Reliance®

Solenoid, 12V - 4 Terminal Copper / Short, EZ-Go Marathon Gas 79-94⎮Reliance® - Main image
$51.82 $84.95 In stock

Product Description:

  • 12-Volt, 4 Terminal, #120 Series Solenoid with Silver Contacts

  • For E-Z-GO Marathon Gas Model 1979-94 (Pre-Medalist)

  • Part #1133

Specifications:

  • Make: EZGO
  • Voltage: 12V
  • Unit: EA
  • Make Model Year Power: EZGO ALL GAS 1979-1994

OEM Manufacturer & Part Number:

  • 16542-G1 EZ
  • 16542G1 EZ
  • SOL-1007 RH
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin Z. ★★★★★

The silver contacts on this 12V solenoid made a noticeable difference in the reliability of my 1988 Marathon's start-up—crisper and more consistent than the old part. It was a straightforward swap with the four terminals lined up perfectly.

Charlotte T. ★★★★★

My old solenoid was dragging on startup, but this 12V unit with its four terminals wired right in and got the cart moving again instantly.

Daniel ★★★★★

The silver contacts on this 12V solenoid gave me a solid click the first time I tested it, much crisper than the old corroded one. Hooked it up to my '89 Marathon and the starter spun like new. Small detail, but the copper terminals felt sturdy when I torqued the nuts down.