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Yamaha G2-G16 (Years 1985-2002)12V Gas 4-Cycle Solenoid | RHOX®

Yamaha G2-G16 (Years 1985-2002)12V Gas 4-Cycle Solenoid | RHOX® - Main image
$89.67 $129.95 In stock

Product Description:

  • Solenoid for Yamaha G2-G16 (Years 1985-2002)

  • 4 Terminal Solenoid with Silver Contacts

Specifications:

  • Make: Yamaha
  • Model: G2-G16 (Years 1985-2002)
  • Power: Gas 12V
  • Unit: Each
OEM Manufacturer & Part Number:
  • J38-81950-01
  • JF2-H1950-00
  • JR3-H1950-00
  • 1115
  • 1158
  • 1161
  • SOL-1015
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lily ★★★★★

The silver contacts on this solenoid made a noticeable difference in how crisp the starts are on my G9. It was a straightforward swap and the cart runs smoother than it has in years. Exactly what I needed for that old gas system.

Violet I. ★★★★★

Swapped out the original solenoid on my 1998 G16 and the silver contacts made an immediate difference in starting reliability. Fits perfectly, no modification needed.

Hazel N. ★★★★★

My old cart was clicking but not moving, so I swapped in this 4-terminal solenoid and it fired right up. The silver contacts feel solid and the fit on my G16 was exact. Glad I didn’t have to chase a wiring gremlin again.