Needle Valve assembly replacement installation?
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Hi guys, I just laid down a deposit on my Freedom 20 that I'll get next month. The only problem it has is the need for a needle valve assembly. I just got the assembly today, and am just wondering how I need to put this on. The engine is a .25 FP from O.S. Is there any *special* way to do this? Will a replacement affect my break-in process?
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For the OS 25 FP engine you need to get OS Needle Assembly #3A212A. You can find it at Tower Hobbiies for $8.99. Here is the link to that part, [link]http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/WTI0095P?FVSEARCH=22281903&search=Go[/link]
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Hope this helps
Ken
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For the OS 25 FP engine you need to get OS Needle Assembly #3A212A. You can find it at Tower Hobbiies for $8.99. Here is the link to that part, [link]http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/WTI0095P?FVSEARCH=22281903&search=Go[/link]
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For the OS 25 FP engine you need to get OS Needle Assembly #3A212A. You can find it at Tower Hobbiies for $8.99. Here is the link to that part, [link]http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/WTI0095P?FVSEARCH=22281903&search=Go[/link]
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There is a jam nut that has the spray bar assemble locked in place. You will need to loosen up the jam nut and the whole spray bar and needle valve will unscrew out. Install the new one by screwing in the new one. You will want to get the spray bar close to centered in the carb, then just tighten up the jam nut. This should not effect the break in off the engine at all. Good Luck, Dave
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I would not use locktite on that part becuase of its very fine threads and small holes etc that could be ruined by locktite.
The 25 FP is a nice motor and should last you for eons if taken care of well
GOOD LUCK
The 25 FP is a nice motor and should last you for eons if taken care of well
GOOD LUCK
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There is a jam nut that has the spray bar assemble locked in place. You will need to loosen up the jam nut and the whole spray bar and needle valve will unscrew out. Install the new one by screwing in the new one. You will want to get the spray bar close to centered in the carb, then just tighten up the jam nut. This should not effect the break in off the engine at all. Good Luck, Dave
There is a jam nut that has the spray bar assemble locked in place. You will need to loosen up the jam nut and the whole spray bar and needle valve will unscrew out. Install the new one by screwing in the new one. You will want to get the spray bar close to centered in the carb, then just tighten up the jam nut. This should not effect the break in off the engine at all. Good Luck, Dave
....so if you could give me more detailed instructions on this, I would REALLY REALLY appreciate it, and if it's it not too much trouble, maybe a diagram...because, I honestly thought that these things screwed in and screwed out!!
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So does the jam nut stay on the assembly, or do you screw the assembly into the carb, then tighten the jam nut inside the carb?
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Jam nut stays on
screw assembly in finger tight then hold the assembly still and screw just the nut down until tight
this "jams" the threads and it stays put
Isn't RC flyin full of fun stuff to learn
screw assembly in finger tight then hold the assembly still and screw just the nut down until tight
this "jams" the threads and it stays put
Isn't RC flyin full of fun stuff to learn
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Jam nut stays on
screw assembly in finger tight then hold the assembly still and screw just the nut down until tight
this "jams" the threads and it stays put
Isn't RC flyin full of fun stuff to learn
Jam nut stays on
screw assembly in finger tight then hold the assembly still and screw just the nut down until tight
this "jams" the threads and it stays put
Isn't RC flyin full of fun stuff to learn
Thank you guys for all of the help!!!!



