How about the jumpers and receiver lead plugs? Did you check these? any beeps when you try to run it?

yes checked them when the programing jumper is on there are no bleeps and no movment at all

Try using a different reciever pack...
maybe the white signal wire is ripped or something..

ive tried swapping reciver and the wire is fine

Monkey, I mean the signal wire one the ESC... That happenned to me once.... it was just a little bit loose...

Well, good luck with it buddy..

i now what you mean i have followed it from the plug allthe way to the board and its not damaged

D*mn, that's gotta suck dude...

Okay. The fact that you are able to program it, with the peeps and all, makes us rule out alot of reasons.
Does the motor spin without load? (without pinion) Even if only very slowly?
You said the shaft movery free, right!?

yea the shaft moves freely the only time it moves is when it bleeps in programing (jumps abit)i have taken to motor out of the truck and it dosent move still

how many beeps do you get... ?
cuz for my shulze, if I don't get the last beep.. that means I get no signal..

i get all 3 sets of beeps

Any news, Monkey? Did you figured it out? If not, how about sending the combo to Mike?

Maybe you could open the shrink on the ESC and look for some damaged components or connections?

I have a question and suggestion. If you take a single cell and touch the two wires going in the motor it should spin with out damage. Couldn't you check the motor out this way? I know you can't attach it and it run like a brushed. At least I wouldn't think you could.

Indeed you can't. And I don't know about this "one cell between two wires" trick either, Coolhand.

When the motor "beeps", the winds must be okay, correct?

I tried it on a 14L. It made the motor spin. Just different directions. I tried it a couple times. Not sure what made me do it.:D