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1014729 1st Speed Resistor for Club Car 1989-2003 Carryall 1500 294 Electric

1014729 1st Speed Resistor for Club Car 1989-2003 Carryall 1500 294 Electric

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1st Speed Resistor for Club Car

This 1st speed resistor, referenced as part number 1014729, is an electrical component used to control the first speed step in the drive system of compatible Club Car models.

Overview

This 1st speed resistor for Club Car 1989-2003 Carryall 1500 and 294 Electric vehicles is a crucial part of the speed control circuit. It manages current flow to the motor at low speed, ensuring smooth and predictable acceleration from a standstill. This 1st speed resistor for Club Car replaces a worn or broken unit to restore proper low-speed operation.

Built For Performance

  • Constructed with a high-temperature resistive wire wound on a ceramic core
  • Designed to dissipate heat efficiently during prolonged low-speed operation
  • Matches OEM electrical resistance specifications for the 1014729 part number
  • Corrosion-resistant terminals ensure a solid electrical connection
  • Direct replacement for the original faulty resistor

Fits These Machines

  • for Club Car Carryall 1500 (1989-2003)
  • for Club Car 294 Electric (1989-2003)

On-The-Job Use

  • Installed when the vehicle hesitates, jerks, or fails to move from a stop
  • Replaces a resistor that shows signs of burning, cracking, or broken coils
  • Needed when the low-speed switch contacts are damaged due to overcurrent
  • Used in a full speed-control system inspection for golf carts or utility vehicles

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 1014729
Type 1st Speed Resistor
Application Electric Vehicle Speed Control
Compatibility Club Car Carryall 1500 / 294 Electric (1989-2003)

Good To Know

Q: What does this resistor do? A: It limits current to the motor during the first speed step, providing a smooth start and preventing a sudden jolt of power.

Q: How do I know if it needs replacing? A: If the vehicle does not move in first speed but works in higher speeds, or if you see visible damage on the resistor coils, it should be replaced.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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