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Old 08-24-2009, 12:01 PM
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Today i tried to run in my HSP Backwash nitro rc car i ran it in for 3 tanks of fuel on bricks so the tires woldent touch the ground i have just gone out before to try and give it a slow run on the road and it just goes away with out me even touching the throtle when i put it on the bricks the tired were spinning prity fast and didnt sound like it was idle how do i stop the tires from spinning and get it idle and also my exhast is spitting out MASSIVEamounts of fuel what do i do for this ?
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Old 08-24-2009, 12:38 PM
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You need to turn the idle stop screw out about half a turn and start leaning out the high and low speed needles. The engine is spitting fuel because it's running super rich which helps wash out little particles that might develop in the engine during the break in process. Now that you have a few tanks through the engine, you probably want to start leaning out either the high speed needle or the low speed needle 1/8th of turn for a tank of fuel. And each consecutive tank, you lean it 1/8th of a turn again.

You car should have some sort of instructions on engine break-in in the manual.

There's a whole bunch of videos on youtube on how to break in an engine as well.

http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...ro+engine+brea
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Well as for the fuel spitting out your just running wayyyyy to rich. Try leaning the engine out by turning the high speed needle clockwise. But only lean it out a quarter turn at a time. Now leaning the engine out will speed up the idle. So first check your trim on the remote and make sure it's not set high. If not you'll have to turn down the idle by turning the idle srew counter clockwise until the engine sounds nornal and stops moving forward on ya. Hope this helps.
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Well as for the fuel spitting out your just running wayyyyy to rich. Try leaning the engine out by turning the high speed needle clockwise. But only lean it out a quarter turn at a time. Now leaning the engine out will speed up the idle. So first check your trim on the remote and make sure it's not set high. If not you'll have to turn down the idle by turning the idle srew counter clockwise until the engine sounds nornal and stops moving forward on ya. Hope this helps.
i tried turning the idle screw counter clockwise and there was no response
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Well as for the fuel spitting out your just running wayyyyy to rich. Try leaning the engine out by turning the high speed needle clockwise. But only lean it out a quarter turn at a time. Now leaning the engine out will speed up the idle. So first check your trim on the remote and make sure it's not set high. If not you'll have to turn down the idle by turning the idle srew counter clockwise until the engine sounds nornal and stops moving forward on ya. Hope this helps.
i tried turning the idle screw counter clockwise and there was no response
What do know ?
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That's really werid. Are you sure it was the idle screw you used? Now how much did you turn the idle screw counter clockwise?
Old 08-25-2009, 02:55 PM
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i did it but when i go to rev my engine it revs but stays to the rpm and go to that speed and only stops when i put the brakes on
the throttle is sticking not on the contrler but on the car what do i do ?
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Is the car new cause if it's used the servo could be very tired.
Old 08-25-2009, 03:09 PM
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it brand new 2 days out of the box
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hmmm, that is really werid... I'm out of ideas
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oh ohhh maybe the metal rod that comes from the servo arm has got somethink to do with it ?

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Oh yes. Is there alot of play in the rod? It should be nice and tight.
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abit yeah

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Well it's fine if there's a bit of play but not much.
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then why is the throttle sticky

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I am offically out of ideas. It could be you have a faulty carb.
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going back to the servo arm its bent i dont think its ment to be like that would this have a affect on it?
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Yes that could most certainly have an efect. Can you take a pic and post it?
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ok it wil take a minit

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No problem.
Old 08-25-2009, 04:08 PM
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ok here it is if its worked
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Ok no. I had that buggy. That isn't right at all. Straighten that out and see what that does.
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i will have to wait till tomorow as over here in england its 20 past 10 at night so hopefully thats it
Thanks for your help if i dont get to see if its that tomorow then the day after its ment to be raining tomorow
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Oh I didn't know you were in England. Ok well let me know how it goes.
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ok thanks again it looks like it will be in a couple of days as wev got the tail end of a hurracaion lotts of rain looks like ill be going down to the model shop to have a chat with my mate and owner of the shop i need to buy air filter oil and a fuel filter and also should i buy some after run oil ?
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Yes. Always always always after run the engine after every run!


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