speedfreak7

After reading this forum I decided to get my miss bud and did most of the modifications I read here. But once I got everything put back together, I noticed that when I moved the throttle trigger forward to kill the engine, it did not. I also notice the the throttle servo seems to be going to far forward and bending the throttle wire when pushed forward.

I put it all back the same as when I got it, so I thought. This is the only problem, but need to fix. Any suggetions or ideas please post.

Thanks

3.5 KB runner

well check your trim
and if that thosent solve it just move the lever on the carb to compencate
you do this by lossening the nut that holdes it on

ejp67

My Feedback: (5)

I would say that the little screw on you carb. Some have a spring on them. It could be screwed in too far keeping it from letting the carb close all the way. I think it is the idle screw.

Gear-Head

My Feedback: (2)

Your idle is indeed set to high, there should be a small screw located on your carb near the throttle arm or slide (depending on your carb style slide, or rotary) turn your radio on, start your engine, push your trigger forward and back the idle screw out until the engine dies.

speedfreak7

How embarrasing.... It was the idle adjustment screw that was out too far! Problem solved. Thank you eceryone for your great advice. Taking miss bud to the pond today....YAAAAAA