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Old 10-07-2011, 05:40 PM
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Default Clutch seem to always be a little bit engaged.

Hi,

I got an OFNA Ravager RC Car. I love it, but I have problem now what when I do accelerate, when I put the throttle to idle, the engine still seem connected to the wheel and keep the engine at high revolution.

I've open up the clutch and this is what I've seen :


I believe the problem is occurring because the hole at the base of the 3 clutch shoes, where it connected to the flywheel getting bigger, and that part of the base is touching the cover.

I would love to get some input from you guys about this. Could it be something else you think I should look ?

Thanks

Moc
Old 10-07-2011, 07:47 PM
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Default RE: Clutch seem to always be a little bit engaged.

Looking at the flat spot created on the shoe, it looks like the shoe it touching around the flywheels post area....it's happen to me where the plastic surrounding the hole in the shoe it to thick cuasing it always to touch u can shave it down a little bit with a file or dremel

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