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Old style has the screws to remove cover.

Is possible to use a dimmer switch and remove the protoboard?

THANK YOU!

Same boat lol…., cheers bro. My original plan was to take them off and give them to a mates son, the throttle grip however I couldn’t salvage, bout $35 nzd to replace and reinstall for young mate, cheers

Anyone have any ideas of what to use as an alternative to a hair dryer? I can't park my bike anywhere near a power supply as I'm in a second floor flat.

How many years theses last?

Thanks now gonna take mine off !

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Just opened mine and found exactly the same issue but slightly worse. Now waiting for the WD40 to do its thing as the buttons don't go in or out.

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I have a heck of a time getting the plug to channel into that small nozzle. Have to go through multiple plugs. Got it to work 3 years ago but am working with a flat now and have ruined 3 plugs so far and still not done. Any suggestions?

If mushrum finished there is easily avilable in market or not?

Tip: I struggled to get the mushroom through the tip using the Allen key. My kit was a few years old. A bit of good ole spit lubed it just enough to slip through easier. Try it out if your mushroom looks a bit dry as well...:)

you have to push the cleaning tool in and out, not screw it in, you could not of made a clean hole, that also could be why it was leaking

Thanks for that mate!

Good demo! The leak likely was because the plug wasn't stretched 2 inches so the mushroom didn't seat against the inside of the tire. Good reminder to me to make sure I do that. th-cam.com/video/DRoTaaDBPhw/w-d-xo.html

Dynaplug ?

Sadly my newish (2017) Oxford controller doesn't have those nice big phillips head screws on the back but instead seems to have tiny screws inset down in each hole. I've put the smallest screwdrivers I can find down the hole to attempt to unscrew the back but have been unsuccessful. Oxford probably saw that people were getting in and repairing..and changed the design to make that harder so you need to buy new controllers.

Great video with horrible music.

Interesting. So 30 secs of heat broke the presumed superglue bond? My oxfords have lost the raised grip pattern so I need to put new ones on

Best of the videos regarding Stop N Go. Always carry it but thank God never had to use it. My buddy ran his tire for a few years with this plug. No problems.

Excellent video! New models are much more difficult to open... I couldn't find out the way yet :/

Thanks for sharing this this. Worked like a charm and my grips are still reusable

I want to buy this tool

Thank you

Oxford should address this. And we should all stop buying their crappy products until they do. These controllers are considered a spare part! Thanks for this Tip hopefully I can fix mine without giving Oxford any more money.

Had mine apart this morning. Loads of contact cleaner, and hey presto they work again. Re sealed with some decent silicone. Job done😊

Good Video. Gonna share my issue/solution here, hope it helps. On my bike where the 2-pin connectors are is my problem. when the handlebars move, it puts strain on the pins in the connector. I have had my heated grips for 4 - 5 years and finally one of the connector pins was pulled out the back... Tore the whole system apart to find this. I am eliminating the connectors and soldering it all together and that will fix my issue. I have seen a lot of bad reviews about Oxfords systems... But in my opinion the build quality is solid, and I have personally had no issues with them. For what its worth.

Pirelli Angels be eatin up nails like Kobayashi. Nom nom nom. All my Angel GTs got nails.

I pull the plug ,but as i trim it down it seems like the end bit of the rubber plug sink into the hole, tested with water but there's no leak

Worth a shot ... my controller turns on now but the power scale does not... figured I had to buy a new set of heaters after 8 years... I'll try this approach first thank you

Do you carry all that gear with you when out riding?

I've found a 3 stop ND filter to do the trick, is the 1.2, 4 stop gel you used in the video any good or does it get waay too dark during daytime?

thanks for the video. it's been raining and my 8 year old grips turned on of their own accord. the down button hasn't worked for years but now this. I've disconnected them until I take them apart., like in the video

Good vid. I used this on my bike just two weeks ago and it really is a great piece of kit. Mine uses an allen key rather than a pump gun but it's just as effective and takes up less space. I had two 16g CO2 gas cylinders with me but they only gave 12psi so I'll be carrying 5 or 6 on the next ride out. This happened to me on a remote country road so having this under the seat was a real boon.

Can we use rubber cement with the plugs?

Excellent tip. Doubt: this repair is permanent? Are There some risks at high speed?

My problem is that the rubber is turning to mush (Oxford HotGrips), under the palm where it gets hottest, after ~2.5 years. The problem is partly related to the palm being to hot while the fingers still freeze. But the electronics are working. Ride in the rain now and again.

like it!!!

Good job, but I think a talkie would be even better.

hey i called them they are so expensive (sheet plusroundbox 100 euro together) to send in hey you wanna send me an envelope size from yours i would pay you like 10 dollars cdn let me know i have free international money sending receiving on my bankaccount...)

looks like still need a better seal because bubbles. Some of the guides show using BOTH the POKING tools to establish a hole in the tire before putting in the plug

Good post thanks! I've looked all over the place to find something that looks at actually attempting to deal with fixing these things and this is the first post I've found. My controller is stuck at 30% too - seems to be a common problem with these. If I really press hard and wiggle the button around I can sometimes get it to increase, but only sometimes. I'll have a look inside it tonight!!

Mine died after 6 months, I do ride in the rain - guess I need to pull it apart and do the same and apply some waterproofing

Okay! It did not last long, so I had to change both switches. Now it's working ;-)

Haven't yet tried this but will certainly give it a go since mine have stopped working!!! Thanks for doing the vid!

Thank's. Just like you said - and my heated grips are now hot again. They were stopped at 30%. :-) :-)

Very nice