Will I have to solder my own leads on to the motor?
1418206
Yes, it works from DC 3V to DC 12V. The higher voltage, the faster it pumps.
82128
They will work, but you need to solder bullet connectors on the wire ends of the motor.
2162863
Not all necessary. If your motor is installed with rivets you will need to purchase 1/4"regulator rivet kit. Takes rivet gun for these(1/4" rivet gun).
604014
you probably only need part 570-1062-ND from Digikey.comI followed a you tube video that walks you through it. you will need a soldering tool.
1243943
I have done the same thing I just cut them the leads in half and wire nut them together with small wire nuts. Works fine.
878811
no make sure that the connections are connecting and that they haven't come apart because it might need to be soldered
1399893
no, you will have to remove any that need replaced and solder these back on.
84586
There are no leads supplied, only starter cables.With no connector I spliced and soldered cables to starters and added the length needed.
640210
Wire nuts should be all you need. Soldering is a better connection, but don't solder them right at the board. You may cause damage to the board or cause the preattached wires to become loose at the board.
1092086
Yes. You have to cut the wires off the old motor and solder them onto the new motor. It is not plug and play.
184167
Extremely unlikely. Even if the batteries fitted (they are usually specifically shaped with connectors that only fit the correct appliance) the higher voltage would, unless specifically compensated for by the drive circuits, drive excessive current through the motor leading to overspeed and/or rapid burnout.
1146929
No,you will need to solder the battery connectors.the motor wires are just 4mm connectors on esc that your motor just plugs into.
2264340
Yes the kit needs you to solder parts. If you can do that you're good to go. I had issues because of small parts and not seeing things properly but I liked the challenge of building it and it worked when I turned it on, but took longer then would normally have taken to build.
61300
Yes. Follow instructions included with the motor. Involves minor re wiring but is very easy to do.
197133
That is correct, 12v is required. You will also need space for the battery fairly close to the motor mount. Original leads from the motor are about 4'
1590374
inside the box it has instructions on to how many wires need to be spliced into and (depending on vehicle) which factory wire(s) need to be grounded. Soldering is extremely recommended because they are data/ resistance wires so if the connecting is not 100% your gonna have a bad time.
669113
I had no problems at all; pull the leads off the old battery, remove it and put in the new battery, and the leads went right on. No drama :)