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Old 13-11-2008
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Hi,

I have got a novak 5.5 gtb system fitted in my cat, but having a problem with the brakes. I have set the speedo up, works perfectly. Then occasionaly the brakes will just cut out, but everything else will be fine, this will reapet several times in a race.

Yes, this did happen as i was going down the straight and i did collide with the wall very quickly

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Overheating/dodgy fets. Try a different speedo to determine where the problem is.
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fets blown ?

EDIT..southwell in first
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Can i borrow one please southwell?
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No, next question.
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It has got wet a few times, and stopped alot of times. It has spent more time in the airing cuboard than in the car!
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With knowing that moist has most likely got onto the board and has proberly shorted out the circuit and damaged it
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With knowing that moist has most likely got onto the board and has proberly shorted out the circuit and damaged it
Moist?

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Poor rotor magnetism will also give this fault
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brakes???? what do you want them for???
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