truck driving in reverse
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truck driving in reverse
hey i have a t-maxx will an xtm 24.7 engien in it and rrp gears in the tranny and a foc. i was driving and all of a sudden my gearbox went ok thats fine i take the truck inside and switch the front gear box for the rear in a matter of 2 mintues that gear box is gone any ways i put the truck away and order a spool for the rear and a gear set for the front. my parts get here about 2-3 weeks later so i put the spool in the rear and go out side to fire her up just to see if it works . put fuel in the tank and primed it put the igniter on and pulled started rite up (it's minus 22 out and started on the first pull) i let it warm up for about a minute or 2 and i blip the throtle the truck lurches backwards in reverese why is this did i do somethnig wrong i don't supose to have reverse with a foc. it was fine before i put the spool in can someone please help me
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RE: truck driving in reverse
Once I put the front diff in backwards and the rear in correct, and the thing wouldn't roll at all.
#1- Check the assembly manual, and ensure your diffs are aligned correctly. Probably your prob right there, especially since you just installed a spool.
#1- Check the assembly manual, and ensure your diffs are aligned correctly. Probably your prob right there, especially since you just installed a spool.
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RE: truck driving in reverse
I have done that before as well, except I had put then both in backwards, so forward was reverse and vice versa.
When you look at the front of the truck, the screw heads that hold the diff together should face to the right. When you look at the back, the screw heads should also face to the right.
When you look at the front of the truck, the screw heads that hold the diff together should face to the right. When you look at the back, the screw heads should also face to the right.