EVT 4000, EVT 168

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Ecodrive in Vancouver carrying 2010 EVTs with new brushless motors

It's true that EVT is offering a new brushless drivetrain with a considerable increase in torque. Searched around and found Ecodrive, the distributor for EVT in Canada have these in stock now. I called them yesterday to find out more about them. I was told that they are in the process of updating their website: evtcanda.ca. The motor chassis and controller box are 30% larger that the older versions with better heat distribution; 30 and 40ah lithium polymer batteries are available; top speed can go up to 70kph. $2,995 for models with GEL packs; at least 2k more with lithium packs.

Does anyone know a good online source to get parts for the 168?

Does anyone know a good online source to get parts for the 168?

There must be one somewhere:-)

Tony
Ireland

Brake light switch for EVT4000e??

Hi

Kevin from this forum very kindly helped me out with my brake light issue...I now know that the 2 prongs on each brake light cable work, but it seems the switches are broken. Anyone know where I can get switches for the EVT 4000e?

Cheers

Charging dilema and a note of caution for all new EVT owners

Hi all

So here's my story:

I bought my EVT4000e second hand 3 months ago and have had a steep learning curve...2 days ago I was stranded in north Paris with a very low battery. I charged the batteries the night before but it seems the charging didn't work at all! So I tried another charging point in Paris, went back the next day only to find the same problem. The charger leds were on so I was really at a loss to understand the problem - especially given my lack of experience of electric scooter and, erm anything electric to be honest. Finally I checked the fuses leading from the charging port (in yellow casing) and noticed that one was blown. BINGO! Solved my problem. So for all you newbies out there, CARRY SOME 6.3Amp 250V FUSES WITH YOU AT ALL TIMES!!

Now for the dilema:

My charger (not sure if it's the EVT 4000e stock charger) has just 4 led lights that flash yellow when charging. They don't seem to display anything when the batteries are fully charged. So when I set out I never now how full my batteries are - as we know the battery monitor on the 4000e dashboard isn't really accurate! I don't want to carry the charger with me everywhere I go as it might get damaged or stolen. If I don't I might get stranded again. So how do I know if my batteries are fully charged? Will they be hot to touch maybe?

Thanks in advance for any help

EVT 4000E controler upgrade

Hello,

I'm seriously thinking to order a kelly controller KB72201 for my EVT (has 3000w brushed engine).
I'm looking for a decent controller and regen option is interesting. I'm planning to install later a 60V lifepo4 pack this is the reason I would prefer the 72v model (this one can work with any voltage between 24 and 72v)

Is it a good choice ? Does anyone did the same upgrade on its EVT?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Cheers,
Jerome

168 questionAre the front shocks standard for scooters

Are the front shocks standard for scooters or are they especially made for the evt 168?

Squeaky front suspension

Any ideas on what would cause a Squeaky front suspension?

Cheers

Tony

Squeaky rear suspension 168

Hi

I'm new here and may ask lots of stupid questions over the next few weeks:-)

1st one: Whats the best solution for a squeaky rear suspension in a 2009 168?

Cheers

Tony

Fixing brake light

Hi, me again. Spot the new EVT owner!!

I've just realised that my brake light doesn't work...am I right in thinking that the brake light is the light in the middle? If so what are the other two smaller sockets either side for ???

If it is the middle bulb how do I get it to function properly? I'm, new to scooters and I'm guessing (as the light is constantly on) that there are affectively 2 lights in the bulb and the other light kicks in when braking?

Thanks for any help - I'm really lost here! :(

Cleaning motor...

Hi all

So I've read David's instructions on how to clean an EVT motor and just wondering if its really advisable for a mechanical/electrical novice to undertake.

Or is it best I take it to my local repair shop? They'd charge 130 euros - approx $185. The guy mentioned that as well as the obvious danger of losing a finger there is a danger of ending the life of the motor if the two magnets touch??

Thanks in advance for any help.

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