Can I use Solenoid SW80-1275p 48v in place of SW80-1035p 48v?

[hannon70]

Can I use Solenoid SW80-1275p 48v in place of a SW80-1035p 48v on a 2000 Club Car 48v?

[smokey tennis shoe]

I don't see why not, if they are both 48 volt, I think they are 80 amp?

[hannon70]

Thanks. I wonder what the difference is between the two models? I don't want to call the manufacturer because they are in England.

[caokgafamily]

Hannon,

Is your cart stock? If not you need a heavy duty solenoid IMO. I know this isn't what you asked but just a thought.

Steve

[Sergio]

I found the following definition for that number:

What is the "end part number" on each Albright DC contactor label called?
This "suffix" number is called a "precise identity number" which identifies that specific Albright DC contactor number with a specific customer and contactor special features.

As long as it has the correct mounting brackets and voltage coil, that number does not have much meaning, Ie: the same exact contactor with the same exact options would have a different suffix for club car or ezgo.

[scottyb]

An 80 amp solenoid would be good for a stock controller - not upgraded.

[hannon70]

It's a stock controller, a stock solenoid, but a plumb crazy motor, which the manufacture said I can use my stock solenoid and controller with