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EZGO RXV 36V Electric Curtis Controller Solenoid | RHOX®

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$56.92 $84.95 In stock

Product Description:

  • Solenoid for EZGO RXV

  • 4 Terminals
  • Curtis Controller

Specifications:

  • Make: EZGO
  • Model: RXV
  • Power: Electric 36V (Note: 48V EZGO RXV Models are Factory-Equipped with a 36V Solenoid)
  • Unit: Each
OEM Manufacturer & Part Number:
  • 624317
  • SOL-1018
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

My old solenoid finally gave out and this 4-terminal Curtis replacement had my cart running again in under an hour. It’s the right 36V spec for the RXV, no adapters or fuss needed.

David L. ★★★★★

Wasn't sure a four-terminal solenoid would fix my intermittent no-start, but it bolted right up and the cart's been running clean for two weeks. The Curtis controller on my 36V RXV clicked and engaged on the first try.

Andrew H. ★★★★★

Swapped this in after my old solenoid finally gave out, and the cart fired right up on the first key turn. The four terminals lined up perfectly with the factory wiring on my 36V RXV, no splicing needed. Two weeks in and it's still clicking and running like it should.