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Hi, It will be very temporary!!!! Good luck and hopefully you will break down somewhere nice! Best repair it properly if your going that far with the parts described earlier 👍👍

I clamped off and disconnected the coolant hoses then spam the whole thing over. Easy and then easy to test before bolting back in.

Take my word for it, the one I got from ALI was shocking, had to fight for a month to get my cash back! Anyway pay for a genuine one it will be worth it!

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Hi Ad202 but only a genuine one! Had a Chinese copy for my second one and it was rubbish! At least it’s a permanent fix

Quick update... My board arrived from Greg and my spare AD202 from china, a few pictures of it pieced together. Just waiting for some components to try and adjust the missing 6v before testing it. I am then going to seal the soldered wires to stop any vibration and then fit it to the base...

Nicely put Greg! From my experience with Kenny educating me, there are many variables in the MCU before you even get to the Hybrid board. While it seems very probable in half the cases that the hybrid board is faulty or in fact will become faulty in the end, a firm diagnosis needs to be made...

Hi kenny They are positive connectors just like the ones already used on the board, they take a little bit of prising back off! I had bonded the bottom of my board first with some car bonding sealant and allowed it to cure, then bonded it with the same sealant. I’m not a fan of putting...

The loom plugs and sockets arrived today and I'm going with them fixed to the main board.

Hi "I agree with this but on the other hand the board already has a bunch of connectors already, what's 2 more! :shock: I am coming around to the idea of fixing it to the bottom cover with short fly leads. Soldering is more reliable but soldering to the main pcb with 2 connectors hanging down...

Sorry with my last link, it is the 2.5 mm ones from the same seller! Edited now :D :D :D

Hi Kenny It’s always 6v lower at the condenser than the battery. I looked at the diagram for creating a gain and it’s a little over my head! I could use a decade box to test this on the bench when my next ad202 comes. I just don’t understand why it wants zeroing nor the resistor with no value...

Looks good Greg. What does everyone else think about mounting it on the bottom cover? The components don’t run at high temperature and as long as it’s well insulated I can’t see a problem. Below are the cables I ordered...

I was quite happy with my board bonded to the bottom cover and on flyleads, and as Greg says the Ad202kn is readily available There is plenty of room and it does make it easy for testing purposes then if it’s removable also then no need to glue it and aggravate the main board. I have ordered...

This is where I ordered another ￡22.49 3％ Off | AD202KN AD202KNZ https://a.aliexpress.com/_mPicnoT

Good job and If your like me I'm confident now the lid isn't going to be coming off again!"

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Well done I am glad I mounted mine flat on the base cover as I was concerned about the security like you have it, what happens if you bond it to the lid and then have to remove it!!!!!!!!!!???? Just a thought I wish I took some pictures now Im reassured now with your voltage readings :D

Previously when checking the live data it was always 6v difference, this was in full throttle conditions and in overrun, regenerative braking.

Good evening I didn't use the resistor or the cap between the bridge I dont think its your tracks as they look on par with the original, also mine is only connected with jumper leads. Did you try it on the bench first? I did as I was concerned about using the same ground - on both pins I have...