Second Speed Resistor,7 Gauge Wire for Club Car Electric 1976-88 Golf Cart 8326

Second Speed Resistor for Club Car Electric Golf Carts

This second speed resistor, built with 7 gauge wire, regulates the intermediate speed settings on electric Club Car golf carts manufactured between 1976 and 1988, and it is commonly referenced by OEM cross-reference number 8326.

Overview

This second speed resistor for Club Car electric golf carts is a direct replacement component that manages electrical current to achieve consistent mid-range speeds. Designed for models produced from 1976 through 1988, it provides reliable performance for older electric carts. The 7 gauge wire construction ensures solid conductivity and long service life.

Built For Performance

• 7 gauge wire provides heavy-duty electrical conductivity
• Compatible with 1976-1988 Club Car electric models
• OEM cross-reference 8326 ensures proper specification
• Resistor design controls speed steps without overheating
• Direct-fit construction simplifies installation

Fits These Machines

• for Club Car DS Electric (1976-1988)
• for Club Car Carryall Electric (1976-1988)

On-The-Job Use

• Replaces worn or failed resistors in classic electric golf carts
• Ideal for restoring proper speed control in fleet maintenance
• Used when servicing carts with intermittent mid-speed hesitation

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: How do I know if this second speed resistor fits my cart?A: This resistor is designed for 1976-1988 Club Car electric models with the OEM part number 8326, but always verify your cart's serial number before ordering.

Q: What happens if I install a resistor with the wrong resistance?A: Incorrect resistance can cause erratic speed jumps or overheating, so using the specified 7 gauge resistor for your cart is essential for safe operation.

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