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- Part 2 of a 3 part video series covering the Trail Tech Vapor gauge. This part covers the installation of a Trail Tech Vapor on my scooter. Most of the details are focused on scooters, but much of the info is applicable to many platforms.
Part 1 Overview : • Trail Tech Vapor Gauge...
Part 3 Setup : • Trail Tech Vapor Gauge...
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I am in no way affiliated or associated with Trail Tech. These videos were made because I get a lot of questions about this gauge in the comments sections of multiple videos where it is seen. Trail Tech was kind enough to let me use some of their stock photos of their parts for my videos.
RPM , wheel speed (hall effect) and temp (prob k type thermocouples) are all basic sensors/data acquisition methods we learn to use in engineering. Pretty cool seeing a little package that uses all these. Really good deal for the $.
so do all good mechanics
I binged watched about 10 of your videos; you're clear, concise, and good camera angles make it a pleasure to watch. Thank you for your service. I'm hoping to pick up a Suzuki Street Magic TR50 for daily driving, this will be a sure-thing mod. Cheers.
you're the best man !! YOU ARE THE SCOOTER GUY IN TH-cam !! I don't watch anyone else except you ! continue the good videos and hopefully you will reach 1M subscribers One day ❤️
Thanks very much!
Great video series once again! please keep uploading! Its so awesome to see how to tune a cylinder or how to manufacture an exhaust or how to diagnose starting issues!
Thank you!
dude you are a fckn life saver, i probably am 1 of the many messages you got about um haha.
Once again a nice easy to follow video thanks very much
Hi 49ccscoot , i have issues with my vapor . it was installed by the workshop mechanic. it's brand new. running over bumps or uneven road, or at the time applying front brake i notice the backlight of the screen flicker or should i say the light intermittent disappeared, Its connected to ground on my bike bosy and Positive on my ignition wire. Is there a way to solve the issue
Guessing from my armchair over here, I'd think it would be either a loose connection in the wiring or the Vapor itself has an internal issue.
Do you still put your magnet and sencer and that side or rotor side?
It doesn't really matter. I just put it wherever it fits for the application.
what msd coil setup did you use, was it easy to setup cheers
Here's a link (affiliate) to the coil and a link to my detailed post about installing it :
amzn.to/3x4ylCT
49ccscoot.proboards.com/thread/10546/ignition-coil-installation-spark-wires
I dont know if you will see this but I wanted to ask which kit you actually bought for use on your scooter I am very interested and am going to buy one for my scooter but I dont fully know which kit to get..... please help me out. Thanks
All 3 of mine were 752-402 as shown in part 1 of the series. th-cam.com/video/j6Z_hAhJJ2M/w-d-xo.html
So hooking it to battery like that means you turn on the vapor manually or does it somehow turn off and on with the scooter key? Im so getting this for mine.
It turns on when the wheel sensor moves and stays on for a bit after the sensor stops. The display is actually always on, but the backlight turns on and off to save battery power.
What blinkers, rear light, and front lights did you use for this build?
You're in luck. Someone else asked on the forum and I just made a post about that stuff today :
49ccscoot.proboards.com/post/308749/thread
Hi . Temperature sensor wire is too short. Can I cut it out and extend it?
I wouldn't suggest it. They are picky. It's best to buy an extension.
@@49ccscoot so sad. I'm in Vietnam and shopping is very difficult
@@datnguyen0910 The wire has to match very close to what it is. People have had trouble with making extensions and the successes that I have read about used the same gauge wire as original. There should be more info online with some searching.
@@49ccscoot Which wire to use to connect is a wise choice
@@datnguyen0910 I don't remember, but I tried it once with some thin wire that looked close enough to me and it wouldn't work. Later I searched and saw someone saying what the wire gauge is but I just don't remember anymore.
Do these need a battery to power or can they run off the stator?
They can run off of the stator.
90GTVert sweet thank you very much
A 0.5 amp from should be used?!? Or can a 5 do?
You'd be better off with 0.5A or as close as you can get to protect the circuit.
Manual says 1 A
@@BamSlade My manual said 0.5A. If the manual for your product says 1A, then go with that.
Is it the same for my taotao thunder scooter it's a 4 Stroke
Pretty much. It's a little different for each scooter, but the Vapor works with 2T and 4T.
Where did you get your handlebar stem?
I got mine at SIP Scootershop years ago, but you can get them lots of places now. This one is a TNT that was listed for Aerox 50.
Where can i get the vuse holder? is it a specific one, or can i use any? and is that what keeps it from draining the battery?
Nothing specific. Any auto parts store. It doesn't drain the battery (much) because it just doesn't use much power.
ok,because i just connected it straight to the battery without the fuse holder, and the light stays on
It should go off if you give it a few.
without the fuse holder?? it didnt
With or without the fuse holder it should do the same thing. If it's not turning off after 15 minutes, contact Trail Tech about it.
What model Vapor is this?
752-402 Their kit options are gone over in part 1. th-cam.com/video/j6Z_hAhJJ2M/w-d-xo.html
90GTVert thank you