ORIGINAL: Mr Terminator

You should've sent it back in the first place buddy,it's all very well saying that people concentrate on what should be instesd of what is.Thats bollox,I think if someone bought a 1:1 car and the clutch went after a tank of gas,they would'nt say,oh I'll buy the clutch and not get it repaired on warranty.That dog just wont hunt.We know how much Dogman loves CEN,but every company should feel obliged to put the customer first,if they're not going to repair it on warranty then ask Dogman to do it seeing he was so up for replacing your one way bearing when it was thought that was the problem Bottom line,for the amount of grief and lack of use you've had from it from new,it should've been done on warranty,period.No questions asked,this is exactly why I said it earlier on in the thread because not everyone has bottomless pockets full of money to fix a truck that should run from the box without any hassles like this,ok the dodgy tuning you can expect but premature component failure,no no no,these trucks retail for £460 thats around $900+ in the UK and that just would'nt do.This is exactly the type of thing that got CEN such a bad reputation in the UK,if that was a Losi or a Traxass truck over here,it would have been took in,repaired and sent back to you under warranty,the problem you have now with trying to repair it yourself is a void warranty as CEN could claim you damaged it yourself trying to repair it.As I said,if the aftersales care is sooo good this should've been offered to you way earlier and its not been and to add insult to injury,they have the gaul to ,hook you up with a good price,yeah right[:@].If your not a buggy/truggy racer spending 100's of dollars at a time mate they dont wanna know...End of rant....