DS Pedal Rebuild Kit Accelerator Pedal Repair Kit for 1996 Up Club Car DS Gas and Electric Golf Carts
Product Parameters
| Feature | Technical Specifications |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | 1996-Up Club Car DS (Gas & Electric) |
| Accelerator Pedal OEM | 1017696, 103865101 |
| Pivot Rod Assembly OEM | 102026001 |
| Bracket & Bushing OEM | 1011694 |
| Spring Retainer OEM | 101817401, 101796201, 1017378 |
| Material Build | Heavy-Duty Industrial Grade Metal & Reinforced Rubber |
| Finish | Polished Anti-Slip Coating |
| Installation | Direct OEM Fit (Plug-and-Play Maintenance) |
Product Advantages & Benefits
Peak Acceleration Performance
Tired of jerky starts or lost power? Our kit replaces worn internal pivot rods and loose springs to bring your cart's response time back to factory peak.
Comprehensive All-in-One Kit
Stop sourcing parts individually. This kit contains every bushing, bracket, and retainer needed for a full pedal box restoration, saving you time and ensuring part compatibility.
Industrial Strength Safety
Built with high-quality metal that has passed rigorous wear-resistance and elasticity tests. The polished finish prevents pedal slippage even in wet or muddy course conditions.
Precise Rebound Maintenance
Every detail of the spring rod retainer and pivot assembly is polished to maintain a smooth, consistent rebound, preventing "stuck" pedals and ensuring stable driving power.
Maintenance Simplified
Replacing all old components at once ensures excellent long-term performance and prevents future mechanical failures in the pedal assembly.



FAQ
Q: Will this kit fit a 1995 Club Car DS?
A: This specific kit is optimized for 1996-up Club Car DS models. Please verify your manufacturing year and OEM part number before ordering for compatibility.
Q: Does this work for both Gas and Electric carts?
A: Yes! It is fully compatible with both Electric and Gas Club Car DS platforms.
Q: Why should I replace the entire kit instead of just the pedal pad?
A: Most acceleration issues are caused by internal wear in the pivot rod or bushings. Replacing the entire kit ensures that the internal mechanical linkages are restored, providing a "like-new" driving feel.