Recent content by Rashid510

I have one....

There is no 3d model of the cell holders...there are plenty of modules available. I do have the original gasket for the gearbox. I would recommend flushing it out if your seeing metal shaving (though the gears dont need much) The cells are a NCR variant, similar to the NCRs used in Teslas of...

does the pack say A or R on it? R pack = VTC6 cells A pack = Panasonic NCRs

Code 110 - thats an old one...could be either an external fault with the charger or the GCFI...

Basically has to attach to member of the frame...Interesting there is a ferrite...usually thats for EMI issues.

Its been a long time lol, Amazon doesnt stay active: This is potential. https://www.amazon.com/H4-headlight-Lights-20000lm-Headlight/dp/B0BJDZRNVC/?tag=sce0f-20 Also ill check the one in my SM and confirm

No issues at all, when something is important, responses will happen :). EV Motos are a interesting animal - there very much using automotive EV tech, but needs to scale further on the cost/manufacturability scale. Unless proper training is provided..an EV Moto battery will always be...

Having a clean room/shop is incredibly important so that fod and or moisture does not affect the pack, doesnt matter if its a Stark or Alta...you should be able to air out the connectors, use electronics cleaner (meant for PCBAs/electronic assemblies) and then a tad of di-electric grease.

Bulb PN ill have to look But if I recall the wattage has to be under 35 watts

Has the bulb changed to a higher wattage? If so the ACM might be browning out the bulb.

You can also only install the inverter file to get the SM maps

Once cells have gotten past a certain threshold cell voltagewise, its not safe for them to be charged back up to max voltage. They can technically now go thermal or overcharge since internally the chemistry has gone "sour". At zero volts you may as well try and find another clamshell/half. Even...

You wont find modules per say online. I have stocks of modules available.

Altas with a code 36 are repairable, just need a module swap

@synics not to necropost..but sounds like you might have symptoms of a code 36.. @HadesOmega the "BMS" lives on the actual modules in the pack (LTC chips on the HVPCBA). If the BCU has not been updated (which does happen) the SOC can drop pretty quickly.