1996-07 Yamaha G19-G22 Electric - 48v 300-Amp Controller
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Yamaha is one of the finest golf carts on the market. But if you are a do it yourself-er like we all are, finding the golf cart parts to repair it yourself can be pretty tricky sometimes. We like to help with that problem by carrying various products for each machine, including the 48-Volt 300-Amp Controller from GE. This brain box is an aftermarket item, and it's going to look quite a bit different than the one that came on the golf cart. It will plug in the same way and come with a wiring diagram to clear up any confusion.
It is a 300 amp unit, meaning it's a little bigger than the stock one from the factory. You will get a slight increase in speed and torque. We know what you are thinking after reading that, "that's great, but what about my runtime?" You get a boost on that, too, due to an increase in power use efficiency. With all that in-store, you need to call Buggies Unlimited and get one coming today.
Yes. I used the same size wire and it has been working fine for about a year.
Yes purshed one for my cart works fine and comes with wiring diagram and diagnosis of problems and ways to check different problems.Enter
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It worked beautifully for my 2003 G22.
Since the controller is specified for G 19-G 22, I think it will work for you G 19 as well.
I didn’t think Yamaha changed the controller for several years.
I hope this info helps in your decision making , Ron.
It works great on my 1996 g19e. Seems to go a little bit faster too.
I have a 03 Yamaha G-22. The one I ordered lined up perfectly. You may have to drill the mounting plate.
This controller will work great on your g22
About a week as I recall.
This has a one-year warranty.
I have nothing to really compare it to as far as an upgrade. I have a 1996 G19e that wasn't running when I got it. I can tell you that it now works fine. I needed to make new mounting holes and that was it. Pretty much just a plug and play.
