mmmass1

Okay. It's me again with yet another problem. My Volcano SV steers to the right, but not to the left now.
It appears that the upper buffer mount may be slipping a bit on the lower buffer mount, on the Steering A. Does this sound right?
Why is it made in two parts instead of one?
Is there an aluminum upgrade available?
Thanks all.

AllAboutFunHobbies

It's made like that to save the servo if you hit somethiing with the wheel or from the bomps on the ground and stuff to keep the servo gears from stripping out, it's actually called a servo saver. Tighten down the aluminum thumb screw on top of it. That should take out the slack and let it start steering properly.

mmmass1

Thanks for the reply.
It looks like I have it srewed all the way down. It appears there's a stop to prevent it from screwing down any further.

AllAboutFunHobbies

If that's the case then it could be possible that the Servo saver body is worn out. Just to let you know there is a Mod that can be done with an aluminum steering assembly from hot bodies for an RS4 3 and a Team Associated Servo Saver. Ya have to shave a fraction of an inch off the top of the A-Arms for clearance, but other than that it works great.

mmmass1

Would that be parts HBS61105 and ASC25166?

AllAboutFunHobbies

yes, that be them.

mmmass1

Part ASC25166 looks like nothing I've seen before.
Where dos it go?

leemunger

did you remove the upper plate? i had to make a repair buy removing it and after i put it back on my screw and nut were to tight maybe loosen them up and try the steering

AllAboutFunHobbies

It goes on the steering servo where the servo horn is now.

123michael

huh i dident know that.i may get one some time hummm