how-to do an Evo power switch by-pass

[tayyab]

This is my first tuturial so please bear with me. Thank you.
I think this tuturial is only useful to those who have a lithium setup:confused2:
Anyway..

Supplies needed
-Soldering iron.
-Evo car or truck circuit board.
-Side cut nippers/side cutter.(see pics.)
-Helping hands.(this is optional, i dont use it but it helps if you are not good at soldering)
-steady hand, unless you want to make a hole in your circuit board.:halo:

Step one:
Look for the on and off switch on the back of your circuit board,
it looks like this:
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03317.jpg

Step two:
Grab your side cut nippers or what ever you use and place them like this:
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03318.jpg
once placed then rip off the silver part.

Step three:
when you get till here just take it off with your fingers:
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03319.jpg

Step four:
when you have removed it you should have something like this:
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03320.jpg
remove the brown part aswell

Step five:
when you have removed it you should see 3 or 4 pins:
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03321.jpg
remove these aswell.

Step six:
you should now see four joints(circles):
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03323.jpg
the ones encircled in black.
EDIT: after posting the tut, i saw that you can not see the red or black circles so,
there are 4 joints, you need to solder the two joints on the right under the "on" part
thanks you and sorry

Step seven:
Now grab your soldering iron and solder the two joints encircled in red.
Once you are done you should have something that looks like this:
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03314.jpg
Thats it, you're done!
Now just dont leave your batteries plugged in or you will ruin them.

Thanks for reading, i hope you guys use it.

later T.I.M

[BART]

nice!

[Andrew7447]

ya nice i had that awile ago due 2 breaking my on and off switch lol this could of helped.

[tayyab]

thanks guys!
i hope you guys will use it.

mods: can you please move this to the how-to section? i couldnt post a thread there so i posted one here

later T.I.M

[noturday]

nice Tut Tayyab, i'm gonna have to do this to my hummer off-roader (the way it is now i run over sticks and it turns itself off haha)

[TheB1GDude]

Very good dude!

The one thing I would say is go back into this picture:

http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03323.jpg

and change to a color that is more noticeable. Other than that great tutorial!

[noturday]

Very good dude!

The one thing I would say is go back into this picture:

http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03323.jpg

and change to a color that is more noticeable. Other than that great tutorial!

or thicker lines

[xmodscarbon's_lost]

nice Tut Tayyab, i'm gonna have to do this to my hummer off-roader (the way it is now i run over sticks and it turns itself off haha)
I just took a paperclip to turn it on cause it did that to me too.

[tayyab]

nice Tut Tayyab, i'm gonna have to do this to my hummer off-roader (the way it is now i run over sticks and it turns itself off haha)
thanks man, can you vot it over on XMF please?:)

Very good dude!

The one thing I would say is go back into this picture:

http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x13/tayyab_94/DSC03323.jpg

and change to a color that is more noticeable. Other than that great tutorial!

thanks and changing it is going to be a problem, i dont have the original pics, i took them from someone elses camera and uploaded them straight to photobucket...

later T.I.M