1979-92 Yamaha G1-G2-G9 - Moving Contact
Review:
You will be up the creek without a paddle if you lose the Yamaha Moving Contact for Early G models. Well, we hope you are not up an actual body of water in your golf cart. But, if that is the case, you may need more than an oar. If it's anything related to your caddie, though, please give us a call.This speed switch contact is the one that is attached to the moving arm. This is the unit that wipes over the stationary counterparts. As a matter of fact, it is the highest wear item in the assembly. Therefore, it would make sense that you needed to replace it with a higher frequency than the other parts in this package.This golf cart contact and the stationary ones that it wipes over are all made of copper. The industry uses this element due to its high conductivity and low cost. However, it does have a lower melting point and therefore needs to be maintained seasonally. So every time the weather changes, you should be giving your golf cart a little tender love and care.Golf cart parts like the aftermarket Yamaha contact are high on the list of needed replacement items. We do our best to keep things like this in stock so that when you do have a problem, you can get it solved quickly. Of course, there is nothing worse than waiting for a backorder, but we have multiple vendors to keep those waits as low as possible.When you need Yamaha parts for your golf cart, call Buggies Unlimited. Whether it's the Yamaha moving contact for early G models or a set of fender flares, we have what you are looking for. Just give one of our friendly experts a call and let them set up with everything you need.
