Dynamite 15T motor with 3200mah 3s Lipo battery. What will happen?

[Qdog]

So I picked up a free rc truck without a transmitter, i bought new receiver and transmitter, charger and took it for a test ride. I had a problem and not knowing anything about rc's I assume i fried the motor and looking up the motor specs it rec's a 7.4-9.2 I believe. Not sure why the truck had a 11.2 in there. Am I right to assume I fried it and if so what is the best course to take, new batteries(9.2) and motor or new motor for 11.2 battery? Thanks in advance!

 

[tntpoof]

could have fried motor esc.. 12.8 on a 2 cell rated rc will kill many things. Nominal voltage is not a rating one uses.just some fyi best to use fully charged battery voltage

 

[Qdog]

could have fried motor esc.. 12.8 on a 2 cell rated rc will kill many things. Nominal voltage is not a rating one uses.just some fyi best to use fully charged battery voltage

Would you go back with a 2S battery and same motor or match a motor to the 3s battery I have?
To add a little more info, after I got a transmitter and receiver the reverse was the only thing that worked until I pulled the jumper on the esc and it all worked, did that fry it possibly or like tnt said probably the 3s lipo on the brushed motor?

 

[scavenger]

I would go with a fresh charged 2s battery then rebind and calibrate before condemning anything. I learned this the hard way.

 

[Qdog]

I would go with a fresh charged 2s battery then rebind and calibrate before condemning anything. I learned this the hard way.

Thanks!