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TonyHelms:
Funny you say that, I am a Tesla tech and that is how we did software updates, and vehicle log data on the Tesla Roadster. Now the Model-S is over the air or this funky little 5 pin plug for our computer.
But Yes, I totally agree. Most Zero owners aren't idiots, and we'd enjoy keeping our bike up to date by doing a thumb-drive update.
m0t0-ryder:
--- Quote from: TonyHelms on March 16, 2015, 10:35:36 AM ---Thanks for the reply.
Zero told me to un-plug it and blow the connector out with compressed air, then apply dielectric grease in the connector. I rode another 26 miles today with no issues. I am also told I am on the software version 60, and evidently now there is a version 67 and this could possibly be a software bug.
I'll keep ya posted it it flakes out on me again.
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This is exactly what I would have recommended.
Additionally... it's always a good idea to examine your connector pins when any connector is opened.
Look for bent pins or pins that may have been pushed into the connector.
Hope it was just a poor connection problem. (most likely)
Time will tell.
Ron Sindric:
DIELECTRIC GREASE !! When I asked ZERO tech support about d-grease they gave me only silence. My issues are with a defective ( from Day One ) dashboard, defective BMS and range that is mediocre at best.
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