I used this on a 1990 EZGO Marathon 2-cycle golf cart. Works Great but had to remove the backup beeper as it was larger than the original and would not fit in the original space.
One recommendation is that before you remove the old switch from the golf cart, take several pictures of the cables and where they connect. In addition I'd recommend you use painters tape or duct tape on each cable and use a sharpie to label each cable and each bolt/stud connector (A-to-A, B-B, C-C, D-D, etc). Once you take the old switch out, use the marking of the old switch as a reference to mark each of the New Switch's bolts/studs making sure you have them both oriented correctly (45° cuts at top for both old & new). This will make it much easier when you wire it back and you will have reference where each wire goes which can get confusing. I didn't do this and ALMOST regretted it but luckily I realized I had it oriented wrong.
One other item to note is that the nuts that hold the switches were loose when I took it out of the box. Once tightened and installed, one of the two microswitches had to be adjusted as it did not work switch when changing from forward to reverse (or vice versa) at the original factory setting.
1989-93 EZGO 2-Cycle - Forward and Reverse Switch
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