Recent content by Hocikto

That clean cut of sensor wire i did myself when i searched for 3 missing wires inside. Otherwise it looked like the other end but only 3 wires instead of 6..

And yes second wire from left is the one to the sensor. I have seen your complete message just now, didnt appeared whole before dont know why..Wiring diagram i found somewhere exactly like you wrote but what else is missing when one same ripped cable has 6wires at one end and only 3 at the other...

I know how the PAS sensor looks like, either with rounded or hard shaped connector, im missing that end. The spiral wire i've been through completely, everything leads to the battery bottom. Two wires inside that spiral cover are from hub motor and those are complete. This 6 wired cable goes...

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Sure i go and take some more pics, but i think it must be integrated controller in the battery box as all the cables go right there and only one is ripped and thats close to the sensor. The other end goes in battery box with all other wirings.. Beside i would have to notice controller falling...

Thank you for your comment! I saw some thread people are disconnecting sensors so they use direct throttle instead. Do one must have that controller anyway? Also i found at the Heinzmann page that controllers are hidden inside the battery box. Is this controller something additional to that one...

So there was that controller unit where both cables met before i lost it..and is it possible to connect it manualy without that unit, or somehow avoid it?

Hey guys. I have coincidentaly ripped off cable from Foren 15194 sensor on my foldable trike with Heinzmann motor. Now at the side going from battery there is 6 wires - black, red, blue, white, green and yellow, at the other side going from sensor there is only back, red and blue a bit thicker...

Yeah, neither did i...thanx for comment

Hello guys. Just got my trike with Shimano E8000 and Rohloff closed gear. Gear is not that well synchronised so i loose speed each time i shift in order to prevent extrawearing of gear. Shimano DI2 worked perfect, but my dealer talked me out of this combination cause he claimed that Di2 is not...