1971-Up EZGO - Forward and Reverse Cam Switch Replacement
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The EZGO Forward and Reverse Cam Switch Assembly is a very high-wear item. This is true for several reasons. First, the unit is made of copper. This is a friction and heat malleable metal. In other words, even if you never energized your caddie, dry-shifting it from forward to reverse about 10,000 times, it would still go faulty. Now add the strain and heat that sending high levels of amperage through it can cause.The total amount of shifts required to blow this thing out just dropped significantly. This is typically the case of several items on your coach. Once you apply voltage, specifically varying amounts of it, EZGO parts start to make their final exit. When this starts to happen to one item on your cart, others are bound to follow it. So everything seems like it goes all at the same time.When your golf cart batteries start to get up there in years, they will cause problems for other items. Golf Cart parts like the forward and reverse cam are susceptible to heat. This is where your old pack becomes detrimental. As the voltage drops, the amperage skyrockets. When this happens, things start to get very hot. This energy needs a place to disperse, and it is looking for the path of least resistance. One of the first laces it can find to do this is the EZGO switch. This is why it seems like you have problems with this more often than your solenoid or other items. Usually, this will take the brunt.Get what you need coming fast when you order parts like the reverse cam switch assembly for EZGO from Buggies Unlimited. There are more than likely a few other items on your list as well. So do not put things off; now is the time to act and preserve as much time as you can with your caddie.Get what you need coming fast when you order parts like the reverse cam switch assembly for EZGO from Buggies Unlimited. There are more than likely a few other items on your list as well. Do not put things off; now is the time to act and preserve as much time as you can with your caddie.
