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By carefully examining wear marks, the broken wire tie and deliberately chipped-away portions of the transmission, I am 99% certain I was able to reinstall the...
Dave C.
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Mar 1, 2007
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2481
Hi Dave, That speed sensor and magnets are absolutely identical to the ones on my universal cruise control kit on my ICE Civic. Not just similar, but...
Mike Chancey
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Mar 1, 2007
11:38 pm
2482
can you post a picture or at least describe exactly how the pickup coil is attached? It looks like a custom bracket has been used. Is it attached to an...
Doug Jackson
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Mar 2, 2007
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2483
Jim, About a month or so ago I checked with Azure and they had the pads for the 97 front & rear and the "clickers", control boxes. The front and rear controls...
ldr214
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Mar 2, 2007
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2484
I haven't read the manual in question, but my thoughts on your comments: The first phase of the test is to gently drive the car until the batteries are...
Jim Coate
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Mar 2, 2007
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2485
... Very interesting. But there is no evidence that any speed control was ever installed on this car. There is only a data logger under the driver's seat. My...
Dave C.
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Mar 2, 2007
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2486
... The pickup coil is bolted to an L-bracket that is held in place by one of the transmission case bolts. A bit of the aluminum ridge around the case has...
Dave C.
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Mar 2, 2007
5:52 pm
2487
Thanks very much for the insights. I have access to a recently replaced pack of 13, and I have a hunch that there are just a few batteries that are bad, the...
Dorothy Swann
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Mar 2, 2007
6:48 pm
2488
Now that I have my Force running with a new set of Deka Dominator 8G27 batteries, I would like to estimate a safe range for daily driving without over-taxing...
Dave C.
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Mar 4, 2007
10:40 pm
2489
Specs show 57 AH at the 1 hour rate. De rated 20% for battery life gives 45.6 AH useable. At 1.5 AH per mile that gives you a max range of about 30 miles in...
Mike Chancey
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Mar 4, 2007
11:21 pm
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Is the 1-hr rate a good data point to use? And aren't there 11 X 57 AH = 627 AH for the whole pack? Of course I don't have a 300+ mile range, so I really...
Dave C.
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Mar 5, 2007
1:20 am
2491
11 batteries X 12 Volts X 57 AH = 7524 Watt-Hours 1.5 AH per mile = 11 X 12 Volts X 1.5 = 198 Watt-Hours per mile. 80% of 7524 is 6019. 6019 / 198 = 30 and...
Mike Chancey
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Mar 5, 2007
2:41 am
2492
Hi mike young here near rochester ny.I have limited electrical knowledge but love these cars. Just wondering what the correct amperage double pole breaker...
milkman31058
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Mar 5, 2007
3:06 pm
2493
I have a 94 force hatchback with the 144 v and belt drive and twin bc 1000 chargers in the back.It is running and i am driving it daily.a yr or so ago the...
milkman31058
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Mar 5, 2007
3:28 pm
2494
I do not have a Solectria yet. But I wondered about the efficiency of energy recovery thru the regenerative braking process. I understand that the amp-hour...
Bill Swann
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Mar 5, 2007
4:46 pm
2495
How are you defining efficiency? If you are looking at how much of the simple kinetic energy gets stored back into the batteries as electricity, the process...
Adam Kuehn
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Mar 5, 2007
6:18 pm
2496
... That's interesting. I just drove over 40 miles yesterday in our NiCd Force (156V) and it was still below 50Ah on the meter. As these are nominally 100Ah...
Nick Carter
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Mar 5, 2007
6:22 pm
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i dont know the % of efficiency but your number sounds right it is low. the nice thing is that you can switch it on and off depending on conditions. i like to...
mike young
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Mar 5, 2007
6:23 pm
2498
Bill S: A few years ago I did just what you described with the KW-Hour meter in my Force. 10% is about right. But it also saves on brakes big time. With...
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Mar 5, 2007
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... That is 225 Wh/miles from the batteries per the E-meter. As I said, terrain is a major factor. While I could often drop down around 175 Wh/mile on the...
Mike Chancey
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Mar 5, 2007
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2500
If you put multiple batteries in series, the voltages add. If you put multiple batteries in parallel, the amps and in turn amp-hours add. So, for a set of 11...
Jim Coate
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Mar 5, 2007
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Boy, do I feel dumb. I was over-thinking the problem. Of course you are right! Now, as I get additional data from actual driving I will have a more ...
Dave C.
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Mar 6, 2007
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2502
As I recall, the Solectria folks told me that a good battery pack on my 13-battery Force can get about 1.0Ah per mile if the driving is gentle. I always use...
Gordon Stallings
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Mar 6, 2007
4:23 am
2503
I just drive my 97 Force, so far I haven't had to work on it. But, if someone is talking about serial and parrallel and volts/amps/watts, can anyone tell me...
sioux ammerman
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Mar 6, 2007
5:06 pm
2504
All the batteries are being used all the time. If not you'd run into all sorts of battery balancing problems. Anyways the Econ, Normal, Power settings just...
Stephen Taylor
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Mar 6, 2007
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2505
My heater works intermittently. Has anybody sucessfully fixed this problem? I saw a few posts in the archives, but no actual solution. It is not the red...
Michael Conn
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Mar 7, 2007
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2506
FYI - I had the CV joints replaced in an attempt to get rid of the start-up clunk. It did not help at all. Michael....
Michael Conn
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Mar 7, 2007
2:41 am
2507
My heater became intermittent so I had to repair it to keep the better half happy. On mine the heater element was mounted in the standard heater core...
Mike Chancey
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Mar 7, 2007
3:18 am
2508
... You might want to check all the gearbox mounting bushings. How many miles are on your Force? There have been some problems with early motor bearing...
Mike Chancey
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Mar 7, 2007
3:24 am
2509
Hey Mike do you know anything about the heater on the E10? I have used propane to keep warm when it got really cold otherwise I just dont use it and it doesnt ...
Brett Kelien
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Mar 7, 2007
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