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ogrfre01
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08.25.2008, 02:28 AM

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Originally Posted by lincpimp View Post
You may have a loose shaft (no need to make any jokes guys...) not sure. I bought a 1515 with that problem and sent it back to neu, who fixed it for free...

No load, high rpm running of a motor can cause damage. The kv rating of the motor is figured out under load, so without load the motor can easily spin past 100k rpm. These motors also have a rpm window of operation that they are effecient in. Spin the motor too fast and the effecientcy drops and the heat goes up. Give some thicker fluid a try and see how that does. Or run it some more and see if the shaft moves.
Thanks for the reply, I´ll try some 10K diffoil in the center diff.... also i will try running it without the rear cover just to make sure that if the temps go up high again there is something wrong with the motor.
I will also check every connection, solder, bearings...... i dont like temperature-related-problems I chose the MMM and the Neu just to make sure i wouldnt have any issues with temeperature. Ironic I mean this setup runs hotter then my previous MM/fan+CCBEC+Medusa so im not that happy about it.

Last edited by ogrfre01; 08.25.2008 at 02:30 AM.
   
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