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DRIVE UP Gas Golf Cart Accelerator Pedal with Throttle Sensor for Club Car 2010-Up Precedent Tempo Onward 2nd Gen
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Delivery:
EXW,DDP
minimum order:
1 piece
Supply Ability:
50piece / Month
Country of Origin:
China
Stock Time:
20Day
OEM# 102595502
A complete 2nd Generation accelerator pedal assembly with throttle sensor for 2010-up Club Car gas models. Restoring smooth, responsive acceleration.
A complete 2nd Generation accelerator pedal assembly with throttle sensor for 2010-up Club Car gas models. Restoring smooth, responsive acceleration.
Quantity:
US $29.40 - US $97.99 / piece
【Complete 2nd Gen Accelerator Pedal Assembly with Throttle Sensor】
This gas golf cart accelerator pedal assembly is a complete replacement unit for 2010-up Club Car Precedent, Tempo, and Onward gas models equipped with the 2nd Generation accelerator pedal group. The 2nd Gen accelerator pedal for Club Car includes both the pedal assembly and the throttle sensor, providing a comprehensive solution for worn or damaged accelerator controls. Replaces OEM number 102595502.
【Restores Smooth, Responsive Acceleration】
A failing golf cart accelerator pedal for Club Car can cause hesitation, delayed throttle response, or inconsistent speed control. This assembly restores proper pedal feel and accurate throttle input, eliminating the frustrating"dead spot"or surging. The included throttle sensor works with your cart's engine management system to deliver smooth, linear power delivery from idle to full throttle.

【Essential for Proper Engine Performance】
The gas golf cart accelerator pedal works in conjunction with the speed controller to ensure your cart has adequate power at all times. Worn or damaged accelerator assemblies lead to poor drivability and reduced engine efficiency. Installing this complete 2nd Gen accelerator pedal for Club Car restores factory-level throttle response and helps prevent further drivetrain issues. Flip the tow/run switch off and disconnect batteries before installation.

Why Complete Pedal Assembly Replacement Beats Piecemeal Repairs
If you service 2010-up Club Car gas Precedent, Tempo, or Onward carts, you've likely encountered the"hesitation and surging"complaint. Drivers describe it as a dead spot in the pedal, or a delay before the engine responds. Many shops try to diagnose this as a fuel or ignition issue—cleaning carbs, replacing plugs, checking fuel pumps. But the root cause is often the accelerator pedal assembly itself.
Here's the reality: the 2nd Generation pedal assembly contains multiple wear points. The pedal pivot bushings wear, creating slop. The return spring loses tension. The throttle sensor (TRIAC) can fail. And when the sensor fails, Club Car does not sell it separately—you must buy the complete pedal assembly. Attempting to rig a replacement sensor or repair worn bushings is a temporary fix at best.
This gas golf cart accelerator pedal assembly is the definitive solution. It includes both the pedal mechanism and the throttle sensor, so you replace everything at once. For fleet operators, this means one part number, one repair, and no callbacks. For repair shops, it means faster diagnostics and satisfied customers.
Pro tip: When a gas Precedent or Tempo comes in with throttle complaints, skip the fuel system diagnosis. Test the pedal assembly first. More often than not, it's the worn assembly causing the issue. Stock this 2nd Gen accelerator pedal for Club Car and offer a fix that actually lasts.
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