The pictures below represent the most common VIP
SmartWheel implementations used over the years. If there is a
discrepancy between the wheel photo and the number on the controller –
the controller determines which troubleshooting guide to use.
There are other combinations of
wheels and controllers that have been used on limited applications so if
you don’t see a controller number that matches the one in your vehicle,
use our contact page to let us know the make and year of your vehicle
and the chassis (i.e. a 1947 Supercoach on a Roadkill chassis) and we
will try to help determine which application matches yours.
Please remember that any wiring
diagrams provided here are only one way of implementing the system on a
given vehicle. What was done by the builder of your vehicle/chassis may
vary considerably from what is shown. Always consult your builder’s
information first. VIP cannot accept any responsibility for reliance on
the following data but it is hoped that at a minimum it can help provide
you with an understanding of how the system is supposed to function to
aid in troubleshooting.
Working on the steering and/or
electrical system of a vehicle can be hazardous to yourself and others
and should only be performed by a properly qualified technician.
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