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AXYS TSS Question
- Thread starter LoudHandle
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Fyi.
45 seconds of cutting the tape and flipping the springs and plunger out of the TSS achieves the same results.
Tape it shut again.
Tuck under the hood.
I've sold a lot to sledders in the USA and Canada, but You are the first to inquire from across the pond. If interested in brokering the first buy for you and your peers? PM me.
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works for free
works for free
Agree with what you are saying except in 1 case where I know this doesn’t work. I had a 17 Axys that had a TSS go bad. The resistor failed. Cost me a chopper ride. If I would have had the TSS bypass I would have rode out. Removing the spring and plunger would not have helped.
The "Remove and Tape Method" works in the short term but will still fail you
Also when you tape it up and it gets moisture in it, it lowers the resistance enough that it will not function either.
The only correct solution is a "Correctly Functioning TSS" or a Plug and Play Bypass like mine.
Can a Bypass jumper fail as well? Yes, I've had one customer claim one did so I sent him a new one at my expense. But the likelihood of that is a very very small percentage. I am very meticulous with my build process and any questionable resistors are discarded. Plus they are tested with a high quality Fluke 87 meter both before (to be sure the resistance is worthy of assembly) and after assembly when I write the final / finished resistance value on the connector. Plus they are cheap. Cheaper than a replacement TSS switch. And far cheaper than all the BS you would get from your riding buddies when your sled won't run right and costs them a day or more of fun in the good snow. Not to mention a chopper ride or other extrication method in extreme situations.
I have no reason or incentive to push these, I built them so I'm not stuck running the sh!tty stock throttle block on my personal builds. Members of this forum have been asking for them ever since, so I keep them in stock at their request. If you want to gamble with the "Remove and Tape Method" so be it. I really don't care. When that option fails PM me if you'd like to fix it correctly rather than bandaid it for the short term like a redneck.
Whether you Tape it or Bypass it; Please use a Tether connected to You whenever the machine is running.
Also when you tape it up and it gets moisture in it, it lowers the resistance enough that it will not function either.
The only correct solution is a "Correctly Functioning TSS" or a Plug and Play Bypass like mine.
Can a Bypass jumper fail as well? Yes, I've had one customer claim one did so I sent him a new one at my expense. But the likelihood of that is a very very small percentage. I am very meticulous with my build process and any questionable resistors are discarded. Plus they are tested with a high quality Fluke 87 meter both before (to be sure the resistance is worthy of assembly) and after assembly when I write the final / finished resistance value on the connector. Plus they are cheap. Cheaper than a replacement TSS switch. And far cheaper than all the BS you would get from your riding buddies when your sled won't run right and costs them a day or more of fun in the good snow. Not to mention a chopper ride or other extrication method in extreme situations.
I have no reason or incentive to push these, I built them so I'm not stuck running the sh!tty stock throttle block on my personal builds. Members of this forum have been asking for them ever since, so I keep them in stock at their request. If you want to gamble with the "Remove and Tape Method" so be it. I really don't care. When that option fails PM me if you'd like to fix it correctly rather than bandaid it for the short term like a redneck.
Whether you Tape it or Bypass it; Please use a Tether connected to You whenever the machine is running.
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Resistors are here, Bypasses will be made and ready to ship on Monday the 30th.
The back Ordered Resistors have arrived. I'll have another batch of Bypasses ready to ship on Monday the 30th. PM me for the purchasing info. and to get yours on its way.
The back Ordered Resistors have arrived. I'll have another batch of Bypasses ready to ship on Monday the 30th. PM me for the purchasing info. and to get yours on its way.
Another Fresh batch of TSS Bypass Jumpers made and ready for Purchase
I have another batch of Bypasses ready to ship. PM me for the purchasing info. and to get yours on its way.[/QUOTE]
I have another batch of Bypasses ready to ship. PM me for the purchasing info. and to get yours on its way.[/QUOTE]
As it is, I don’t really make any money on these. The best I can offer is to discount the the postage price, as that is currently calc’d into the Each price and I can ship 100 in the same USPS Priority Flat Rate Box.
Ok looking for the info
I still have plenty of stock on hand for quick shipping!
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For those considering this
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For those considering this
PM'D You LoudHandle
For what it's worth I am still making these, although demand has decreased with lower budget / lower quality knock offs being produced this winter.
how do i get one,thanks
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I've been too busy to log on in years but yes still have them available. PM me if you are interested in acquiring one / or some.
For those that PM'd while I was MIA. Re-PM me and we’ll get it done. Thanks!
For those that PM'd while I was MIA. Re-PM me and we’ll get it done. Thanks!
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