07 precedent will take off with full power then almost quit

[ForBruce]

Originally Posted by Odle Studio

Just the parts... 1.50 ea... Thought I would get two just in case I screwed one up with the solder...
the hall effect sensor is all I will need right?

yup thats all look at the color of the wires and the order they are in ....

and don't forget the chip is pictures with the beveled side up

let me know how you make out.....

[Odle Studio]

Silly question, but how do you remove the old sensor? Drill or heat? I wouldn't think heat as it has a plastic housing...

[ForBruce]

Originally Posted by Odle Studio

Silly question, but how do you remove the old sensor? Drill or heat? I wouldn't think heat as it has a plastic housing...

that is the bitch..you have to drill in and sideways...a dremel works best

[Odle Studio]

I think I screwed up and accidentally went through the inside wall when drilling that out...
Epoxy fix?

[ForBruce]

Originally Posted by Odle Studio

I think I screwed up and accidentally went through the inside wall when drilling that out...
Epoxy fix?

that wall is thin . I've done that also. Use a piece of electrical tape from the inside circle to seal off the wall untill you pour the epoxy in the sensor cavity.
Then just remove the tape.

[Odle Studio]

cool thats what i tried solder iron makes for a good plastic welding tool also

[Odle Studio]

Just checked the batteries... 3 at 12.2v -12.6 and one at 10.2... Can I just replace the one bad one, and get another year or so out of it or bite the bullet and get all four. Don't really want to spend a grand, now, but don't want to waste 225.00 for one, if it's going to go bad too...
opinions?

[Odle Studio]

Oh, and showing 45.6v across all of them....

[Odle Studio]

How do you check each cell?

[erict]

Originally Posted by Odle Studio

Just checked the batteries... 3 at 12.2v -12.6 and one at 10.2... Can I just replace the one bad one, and get another year or so out of it or bite the bullet and get all four. Don't really want to spend a grand, now, but don't want to waste 225.00 for one, if it's going to go bad too...
opinions?

Originally Posted by Odle Studio

Oh, and showing 45.6v across all of them....

You pack is basically dead at 45.6v. Your culprit is the one battery at 10.2v which is shot. I think this was your problem from the get go... You could try to find a good used battery to replace it but to be honest it just may be time to pull the trigger and replace them all since they are 5 years old.

I suggested to check the batteries first in post #2 as this can solve alot of issues.