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What is resistor value inside tetrix motor?

We smoked a tetrix motor last weekend when testing a mini bot. An examination of the inside of the motor shows that there is a resistor, or something that looks like a resistor inside the rear cap of the motor.
It is this part that has no more magic smoke.
Try as I might, I haven't been able to catch enough smoke to put back in there and so it won't work.
Does anyone know what this part is, and what it's value should be?
I'm going to throw out a guess that it is a low value resistor, but since the color bands are burnt I can't tell the value.
Thanks for your help with this.

Mike
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