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full lock drive fault

I have a Fiat E3 17.5 with a Zappi controller that works perfectly until you try to drive it on full lock, then the drive motors feel as if they are fighting each other. I have had the battery out and checked the 3 microswitches. they were working perfectly and the wiring back to the side panel is OK.
Any ideas please
  • Posted 5 Mar 2011 05:46
  • By kevtwad
  • joined 5 Mar'11 - 76 messages
  • Northumberland, United Kingdom

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