Which wire on the national standard controller is the speed limit wire?

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The speed limit wires on the national standard controller are two white plug-in wires. Composition of the national standard controller: A controller includes various wires such as the ignition lock wire, three-speed gear shift wire, self-learning wire, reverse wire, cruise control wire, high-level brake wire, low-level brake wire, motor Hall sensor wire, throttle wire, anti-theft alarm wire, alarm power wire, motor phase wire, speedometer signal wire, etc. Unplugging the connector of the speed limit wire can remove the vehicle's speed limit, restoring the vehicle's power to its factory state. Precautions for using the controller: Different electric vehicles have different wire configurations, and the colors of the wires may vary. To avoid confusion and ensure correct modifications to the electric vehicle controller, it is essential to seek professional assistance. This ensures that the wiring is done correctly and prevents unnecessary faults caused by incorrect operations.