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You need a Slingshot Shop Manual and look at wiring diagram for answer.

@samowens44 thank you for your time and videos. I just thought this wiring would work on any vehicle with a flasher unit. Now that I know where the flasher is, I reckon I can test my theory.

I am pretty sure it will have Brushless motor.

@samowens44 thanks so much

@Cosmickitten2012 thanks for your comment. I know what you are saying. Now you see the cover needs a set folding pattern and use the process to install a remove. Good luck.

@@JessejamesFoxleyconolly-zm4xg use a carter pin or bolt and nut.

When you have a speed sensor failure, an engine check light will come on. The best way to show the code is purchase a cheap OBD2 Scanner. It will give the code and tell you the failure.

@MichaelCartwright-h9b One thing is that the plugs are hard to press into the charger. Make sure it is going all the way in. Also at the base of the seat. The plug goes in at a slight upward angle, so make sure it is going in. Make sure the braker switch under the seat is turned on, should be to driver side. When the charger is plugged into the scooter, the red light should be on, this indicates charging. When the green light on charger comes on, charging is complete. On the instrument panel, when you turn key on, you should see 53Volts or higher, It may read 53. 00km this means you trip miles is at 00 and the voltage is 53. This is ideal.

@ I appreciate your information. I made sure all the plugs were pushed in as tight as possible. It’s showing that my batteries are dead when I turn the key on or down to one bar at least yet when it’s charging, it should show a red light, but the light is green, and I’m kind of concerned about that as well. Perhaps there’s a blown fuse or something, but I am starting to think this out through because I got the unit Freight damaged and had to rebuild most of it. The battery charger might be bad. You would think this would be something easy for an electrician like myself, but I never did learn how to read Japanese. I’m thinking about hooking every 12 V battery separately and then charging them one at a time with my 12 V charger if this works that I know their charger is not any good I believe common sense will prevail if I just stay with. I would still like to know where the 10 amp fuses located though.

@MicaelCartwright first thing to check is the circuit breaker under the seat. You can see the contacts operating when you operate the switch. The charger should have a red light on when charging. Look at my latest video on how to change out the batteries, you will see the breaker and the batteries. May help to check voltage of each of the Batteries. Good luck. Also you can search for new charger on Amazon, $26. Need a 48v. 20Ah charger with the 3 prong plug.

So sorry, you are having trouble. I did not review the model scooter you have so can not advise. You need to contact VEVOR through there customer service email.

Yes, Execution is a loud Snap! It works well, two work best.

@bdv861, I agree 8 gauge wire would have be great, this is all I had for the demo. I just wanted to give the hookup idea and the operation.

@vDACv thanks for your comment. I watch my own videos when I have not used a tool in a while and forget hot to use it. Sure beats trying to find things in a manual. Again, to lazy to read, as you stated.

Yeah if I have it done something in a while I'll go find a video and watch it just to make sure I remember how to do it lol

@bar8419, I do not know about removing the flaps, but they can just not be folded out.

@@samowens44 Can they be unscrewed? or a hinge taken out the way it must have been taen off? I want this, but I would have to get those side flaps off. Thanks for checking for me again!

@@bar8419 I will look at mine and see what can be done, will give answer soon.

@@bar8419 I have found the solution to what you ask for, the side flaps removed. How to accomplish the removal of side panels. drive.google.com/file/d/1-84RLaFe4fII-OZNVWQGimOmcybaJhiu/view?usp=sharing

@bar8419 I have found the solution to what you ask for, the side flaps removed. How to accomplish the removal of side panels. drive.google.com/file/d/1-84RLaFe4fII-OZNVWQGimOmcybaJhiu/view?usp=sharing

@1990krystlano, yes, it is waterproof.

As I started the video at my workbench, I showed all of the parts and assembly to inform shoppers about the product. I do deep fry on on workbench as a practice. I felt, people would think it unsanitary to be cooking at a workbench and as all my cooking videos, I adopted my kitchen as a safe place for frying. It seems in my effort, I struck a nerve with you. Well I tried my best, but as they say, You can't please all the people all the time. To close, the French Fries do not smell when cooking. Thanks for your comment, like to find out what people think.

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