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Originally Posted by JSur It’s possible. It really showed a few months after I upped my power levels and got the car re-tuned. I can see the sensor slowly going

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Old 12-07-2018, 08:00 AM   #24 (permalink)
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It’s possible. It really showed a few months after I upped my power levels and got the car re-tuned. I can see the sensor slowly going bad and then getting to this point but the thing is 100% missing lol. It’s a mystery I wish I didn’t have to solve haha


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I suspect that whoever did the original build, swapped out the battery ground cable because it either got smoked or it was a false attempt at saving weight. I've read way too many build threads where people put microscopic batteries in the car to 'save weight' and then wonder how come their battery cables get fried....
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