All orders for the original 4-wire controller are now being filled with this new Razor 6-wire controller and 6-wire throttle. The original 4-wire HB2430-DYD-FS controller is no longer in production & is not available from any source.

Our HB2430-TYD6-FS control module and 6-wire throttle bundle for the Razor MX350/MX400 (Ver 1-32), Pocket Mod (Ver 13+) and Pocket Rocket (Ver 7+) is a very convenient combination pack for users who need to replace the old HB2430-DYD-FS controller. Rather than try to search the 'net trying to match discontinued Razor items, this combo kit removes the guesswork. We have bundled together the improved HB2430-TYD6-FS controller with its matching 6-wire twist-grip throttle.

In addition, the Razor HB2430-TYD6-FS control module with five connectors and four-wire throttle connector replaces the older controller model numbers CT-201K, HB2430-DYD-FS, HB2430DYC-FS, or HB2430-DYC-ROHS.

This throttle & controller bundle is compatible with the Razor MX350 (versions 9-32), MX400 (versions 1-32), Pocket Rocket (versions 7-26) and the Razor Pocket Mod (versions 13-44). Please note the Pocket Mod is also known by several additional model names, including Bella, Betty, Bistro, Daisy, iMod, Sweet Pea & Vapor. These Pocket Mod models are all essentially the same with the exception of the colored body panels.

All in all, this replacement handy control module and throttle is a great value in Razor parts.

The wiring diagrams for this part can be found at the following links:

Razor MX350 Dirt Rocket Wiring Diagram (Versions 9-10)

Razor MX350 Dirt Rocket Wiring Diagram (Versions 11+)

Razor Pocket Mod Wiring Diagram (Versions 13-16)

Razor Pocket Mod Wiring Diagram (Versions 17+)

Razor Pocket Rocket Wiring Diagram (Versions 7-8)

Razor Pocket Rocket Wiring Diagram (Versions 9-11 & 15+)

Razor Pocket Rocket Wiring Diagram (Versions 12-14)

Note: Model versions can be determined based on the product ID code on your Razor product. The product ID code can be found on the battery cover and/or on the bottom of the frame. The 7th and 8th numbers in your product ID code are the version number of your Razor product (e.g. "01" = Version 1, "02" = Version 2, etc.).

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