Question:
Whats wrong with my nitro rc car!?
nankumar
2010-01-23 07:52:53 UTC
okay so i bought a exceed ultra from an online store, i've heard that these are not the best brand. when i try to mesh the gears with the paper trick the center gear spins to the left and the clutch bell spins to the right when i rotate the back wheels, also my stupid dog bone popped out and now its like hell to put it back in could someone help, im new to the hobby and tell me which way the gears are supposed to spin or am i rotating the wheels wrong
Three answers:
snowsledding@ymail.com-email me!
2010-01-23 08:07:43 UTC
do some magic man go on you tube but my technic is take ure rc car pick it up go to a lake or river throw in there and everything will be fixed water + nitro rc = fixed. Nitro rc cars realy like the water and fix by there seleves in water try it if not work then drop in grand canyon hope it helped
Kev
2010-01-23 08:54:35 UTC
To get the dogbone back in, take off the nut holding the top of the spring to the shock tower. That will let you move the suspension arm enough to get the dogbone back in. Then just attach the top of the spring to the shock tower.



For the gears, don't worry about which direction the gears are spinning. You can't get it wrong, because it's impossible to bolt the engine in the wrong way. As you'll see by the way the exhaust is routed, and the fact that there is only one way to attach the engine to get the clutch bell to mesh with the spur gear.
2016-12-18 18:37:08 UTC
if the vehicle isn't commencing verify the glow plug and confirm it remains working. take the plug out and carry it placed igniter on and it is going to be a vivid orange. additionally verify spec for low and intense velocity idle screw placing and reset them your self. mine ar intense velocity all the way in and turn out 4 situations as an occasion. or you could convey to a community save and have them turn for a pair of greenbacks and initiate it. you will stumble on a community save be going to the manufactures website and utilising the stumble on a broking link


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