Either you have to electrical problems ir shorts in the wire. Or your battery is dead. Are you sure they are wired correctly? Positive positive ect.
Alternatively your motor connectors could be off. Check that. Uhhh. Thats Probably it.

 

His fuse may be blown, if it has a fuss that is.

 

It should work so it could be one of these problems

: Short in gun wiring / connector
: Battery is dead
: fuse is blown
: Motor wires arn't connected

However I suggest wiring the battery to deans regardless.

 

Well it weird I got the connector and I plugged the battery in fully charged it shot twice then sounded like it died out.

 

Well it weird I got the connector and I plugged the battery in fully charged it shot twice then sounded like it died out.

Your fuse probably blew or the GB is locked.

 

It doesnt have a fuse so it must be the GB and when I go to shoot it just clicks as if there is no battery

 

It doesnt have a fuse so it must be the GB and when I go to shoot it just clicks as if there is no battery

That sounds like a short. Take the motor out and see if it spins. If it does, the GB is locked, if it doesn't, your either your motor shorted or your wiring has some problems.

 

Ok will do that right now

 

That sounds like a short. Take the motor out and see if it spins. If it does, the GB is locked, if it doesn't, your either your motor shorted or your wiring has some problems.

Well one was disconnected but it shoots when i put the lid or what it may ever be called back on it doesnt fire

 

Thank you so much one of the cored were disconnected to the motor

Then that was the problem.

 

Then that was the problem.

WEll It wont shoot when I put the cap back on... I cant even pull the motor out of the gun.

 

Are you sure none of the wires have gotten in an awkward position in the grip and is clamping the motor? You should replace all your connectors with deans connectors by the way.

 

My gun is wired to deans.....

 

Are you sure none of the wires have gotten in an awkward position in the grip and is clamping the motor? You should replace all your connectors with deans connectors by the way.

My gun is wired to deans.....

He means the battery, that's why he said to replace ALL the connectors.

 

Exactly, if you use a Tamiya to Deans adapter, that removes the point of having a Deans connector on your gun.

 

Exactly, if you use a Tamiya to Deans adapter, that removes the point of having a Deans connector on your gun.

Well no matter now the gun is up for sale i dont want to deal with it anymore.