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Old 19-04-2009
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Default Ko vantage Steering pots??? please advise.

Hmmm Have established that my vantgae 2 has stopped working properly. ( steering pot ) I originally thought it was the servo.

Had a quick look inside to see that no wires had come away or indeed that none of the connector plugs were not in correctly ( all intact ).

I then tried the trims, to see if they moved the servo, these still work the steering on the car, but the actual stick movements left to right, sometimes turn the servo very slightly as if there is a bad contact.

Anyone know how and where to get a new steering pot, looks easy enough to replace, or is it a return to distributor etc.

Thanks

Col.

Ps - if it is a repair myself, the switched (clickers ) are these included or is it a case of unsolder and re solder etc etc.
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have you tried resting the unit , i did this and recalibrated both pots ,and it made a major diffrence, i cant remember how to do it but it says in the manual
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