Good morning lovely people I need help with identifying the throttle wires this is a das kit but the original das kit display connected to the throttle also but this is missing the throttle plug so I have to dig them out to connect to the throttle please help brains trust
Please help me identify the throddle wires
- Thread starter daeddy4
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This model control box sends two thick wires up the frame 1 is for the battery and the other goes directly to the display panel.i haven't got the original display so I need to dig up the throttle wires from that wire can anyone please help me identify them thank you very much and it is a 8pin plug
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Pics are sort of blurry, but looks like 7 wires. Is the pic of the cable from the controller?
Seems like the original display controlled on/off, and assist levels, and monitored speed/distance, and power. Any other functions?
Do you have a pic of the throttle connector, from the throttle?
Seems like the original display controlled on/off, and assist levels, and monitored speed/distance, and power. Any other functions?
Do you have a pic of the throttle connector, from the throttle?
I don't know exactly what it monitored and yes I comes from the controller then Up to the original display and the throttle was connected to the display also all I need is to find out the throttle wires colours witch come from the das kit ct5-i5 controller to the original display and it is 8pin
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The original kit had a different display with a throttle plug? The replacement display has no throttle plug?
Most displays use five wires
1. Battery power
2. Start - this goes to battery power when display turns on
3, Ground
4. Tx Data
5. Rx data
Throttles use 3 wires
1. +5 volt
2. Ground
3. Signal
So the harness would combine the grounds and need seven wires. You could poke some pins thru the wires, and clip your voltmeter to them. Assume ground is black. Then turn on the display and find the two wires at battery level.
That leaves you four wires. The throttle power will be at 5 volts. Leaves three. Yellow and green are usually data. Is the last wire at 0 volts?
Most displays use five wires
1. Battery power
2. Start - this goes to battery power when display turns on
3, Ground
4. Tx Data
5. Rx data
Throttles use 3 wires
1. +5 volt
2. Ground
3. Signal
So the harness would combine the grounds and need seven wires. You could poke some pins thru the wires, and clip your voltmeter to them. Assume ground is black. Then turn on the display and find the two wires at battery level.
That leaves you four wires. The throttle power will be at 5 volts. Leaves three. Yellow and green are usually data. Is the last wire at 0 volts?
