Cheetah 10.5t motor

[BN17VTEC]

Quite simply I unscrewed the three screws in the back of the motor to see if I could turn the connection terminals around and now the case won't got back together any ideas??

I'll post a link below with the motor.

http://www.skyrc.com/index.php?route=product/product&keyword=Cheetah&product_id=182

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[Wrighty8766]

I would guess that due to the magnetism the motor shaft is being pulled to one side therefore the endcap off the motor won't line up straight, just give it a wiggle and push it to one side (the opposite side to where the rotor could be stuck) and it should just pop back into place

[BN17VTEC]

You sir were correct done it now onto the next problem of relocating the terminals ha !

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[Wrighty8766]

Why did you want to swap the terminals around? If it's a sensored motor then the terminals have to stay the same and you would need to use a programme card to change the motor direction.

[BN17VTEC]

Ok this is my situation as you can see from the picture below there not enough room to get the wires from the esc to the motor without bending or damaging them. I was going to re solder them in the oppersite direction so there wires and terminals would be on the outside if you will I'll pop some pictures below , but after closer inspection iv realised what you just said so the only other options I can come up with is drill holes in the rear bulkhead , to feed the wires through ?

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[Baxter]

I know this is quite old now, but I had the same issue putting the 13,5t version of the same motor in my M-05ver.2 pro.

All I did was: Unsolder the terminals and flip them to the other side of the board. If you unsolder them you