brush problem
02-07-2006, 02:25 AM
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brush problem
ok i puchaced a gm racing 16t motor now it is time to change the brushes the motor came with spare brushes but thay are different how do i put them on
sorry my hands are abit greasy
sorry my hands are abit greasy
02-07-2006, 04:55 AM
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RE: brush problem
Thats ok, thats the way a rcers hands are suppose to be 
.Well it really doesnt matter.I like to have the empty space facing the spring.So it has a nice empty spot to set.Hope this help....
RCADMIN....Keep trying!
.Well it really doesnt matter.I like to have the empty space facing the spring.So it has a nice empty spot to set.Hope this help....RCADMIN....Keep trying!
02-07-2006, 11:47 AM
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RE: brush problem
The one in the picture on the right is a double shunt brush, they can be installed the same way as a single shunt brush.
I just twist the two shunts together and solder them in the usual place (either on the tab or on the brush hood right next to the brush).
I just twist the two shunts together and solder them in the usual place (either on the tab or on the brush hood right next to the brush).
02-14-2006, 12:31 AM
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RE: brush problem
i agree their are to many kids in here with no respect
man ive never seen a motor that comes with duble shunt brushes thats kind of wierd
are they stand up or lay down brushes
man ive never seen a motor that comes with duble shunt brushes thats kind of wierd
are they stand up or lay down brushes
