1010215 First 1st Speed Resistor 9 Gauge for Club Car 1976-1988 Carryall 1500
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First Speed Resistor for Club Car
This 1010215 First 1st Speed Resistor 9 Gauge is an electrical component designed for Club Car golf carts and utility vehicles built between 1976 and 1988.
Overview
This First 1st Speed Resistor 9 Gauge, part number 1010215, is a genuine replacement for early Club Car models, regulating current flow to control the first speed setting. It is essential for maintaining smooth, reliable low-speed operation in gas and electric Club Car Carryall 1500 vehicles. This resistor is built to match original specifications for a direct fit.
Built For Performance
- 9-gauge construction for robust electrical conductivity and heat resistance
- Replaces worn resistors to restore accurate first speed functionality
- Designed for 1976-1988 Club Car electrical systems
- Direct replacement for OEM part number 1010215
Fits These Machines
- for Club Car 1976-1988 models
- for Club Car Carryall 1500
On-The-Job Use
- Used in golf carts and utility vehicles during speed controller service
- Ideal for refurbishing older Club Car drive systems
- Suitable for fleet maintenance and individual repairs
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 1010215 |
| Type | First Speed Resistor |
| Gauge | 9 Gauge |
| Compatible Years | 1976-1988 |
Good To Know
Q: Is this resistor a direct fit for my 1980 Club Car? A: Yes, it is designed for Club Car models from 1976 to 1988, but always check your vehicle's serial number to ensure exact matching.
Q: What happens if this speed resistor fails? A: A faulty resistor can cause erratic speed control or loss of first speed, so replacing it with this 9-gauge unit restores proper operation.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.