Hello,The board has six pins.And there is seven wires.three wires come
from the connector to the board left top is blue,middle is red and
the bottom is yellow. Coming from the wheel white,orange,green,and
blue.Can someone tell me where they go? Thanks for your help.
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"BigMac" <[email hidden]> ...
May I be the first to say it - DON'T POST BINARIES TO THIS NG. See
alt.binaries.simulators.autos
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> Hello,The board has six pins.And there is seven wires.three wires come > from the connector to the board left top is blue,middle is red and > the bottom is yellow. Coming from the wheel white,orange,green,and > blue.Can someone tell me where they go? Thanks for your help. > [email hidden] > Remove spam > > MikeOn Wed, 3 Jan 2001 14:36:00 -0000, "Tony Whitley" <t o n y . w h i t l
e y @ nStPlAwMorld.com> wrote:
Huh? He didn't post any binaries..
Andre
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> >"BigMac" <[email hidden]> ... >> Hello,The board has six pins.And there is seven wires.three wires come >> from the connector to the board left top is blue,middle is red and >> the bottom is yellow. Coming from the wheel white,orange,green,and >> blue.Can someone tell me where they go? Thanks for your help. >> [email hidden] >> Remove spam >> >> Mike > >May I be the first to say it - DON'T POST BINARIES TO THIS NG. See >alt.binaries.simulators.autosAndre Warringa <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Huh? He didn't post any binaries..
> Andre
Oh yes he did.... They have probably just not been accepted by your
newsserver.
On Wed, 3 Jan 2001 16:46:01 +0100, "Mikkel Gram-Hansen"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
You're right, I saw the reply from Olav later.
Andre
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>Andre Warringa <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... > >> Huh? He didn't post any binaries.. >> Andre > >Oh yes he did.... They have probably just not been accepted by your >newsserver.red to green, yellow to black and blew to bits!!!!!!
First, you need to connect blue and white together. After that is good,
connect red orange and green together. Finally, since it came apart, I can
only see that you can connect the two blue wires by drilling through the
first blue wire with a very small drill, less then .005 mm's wide or with a
lead pencil. When all of this is done, you have to manually remove the
circuit board and pot from the wheel, neither are needed any more and the
best use for them is in the trash can. This is the important part, even if
wires are connected to the pot or circuit board, these are not needed, you
only need the wires to touch each other with one touching the plastic and
the other touching the wire. Hope this helps.
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nothing to be frightened of and no limit, any fool could get into a
motor car, and racing would not exist as a sport."
- Jim Clark '62 and '65 World F1 Champion and Indy 500 Champion
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> Hello,The board has six pins.And there is seven wires.three wires come
> from the connector to the board left top is blue,middle is red and
> the bottom is yellow. Coming from the wheel white,orange,green,and
> blue.Can someone tell me where they go? Thanks for your help.
> [email hidden]
> Remove spam
>
> Mike
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