help with evader diff break In
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From: Hamilton,
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Hey there guys
I am having a problem, I need to adjust the ball differential and it says in the manual that I need to disconnect the rear camber link ( using pliers ) at the right rear tire. I am trying to get it off but am afraid of breaking it. Is there a easier way to get it off or do I just pull hard with pliers I dont want to mangle the plastic
I hope you guys can help me with this[&:]
Jeremy
I am having a problem, I need to adjust the ball differential and it says in the manual that I need to disconnect the rear camber link ( using pliers ) at the right rear tire. I am trying to get it off but am afraid of breaking it. Is there a easier way to get it off or do I just pull hard with pliers I dont want to mangle the plastic
I hope you guys can help me with this[&:]
Jeremy
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If you pry it close to the edge where it disconnects you shouldn't have a problem.........................that plastic is some tough stuff................try some needle nose [&o]
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From: launceston, AUSTRALIA
i find the best way of doin it is not to pull on it, but to twist the ball end off.
AKA get some pliars onto it and twist the pliars downwards so it pops of the ball end, works a charm everytime
AKA get some pliars onto it and twist the pliars downwards so it pops of the ball end, works a charm everytime
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Again, grab the plastic ball cup by the metal joint and TWIST (not pull or pry). That's it, nothing more to say. You just need to do it. The worse that will happen is you break a .30 part.
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From: launceston, AUSTRALIA
what? No thats the turnbuckle, your trying to get the ball end of so u can drop the arm down so the CVD will pop out of the drivecup and u can get to the adjuster screw
The plastic parts on the ends are what u want to pop off
The plastic parts on the ends are what u want to pop off
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From: Hamilton,
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hey look at that, I got it [&:] I was just afraid of damaging it. I am a model railroader so am used to having to be very careful with parts but I see RC nitro parts are a little tougher [8D]
thanks again guys
Jeremy
thanks again guys
Jeremy
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Not really if you keep your truck clean its about the same...........I never have had any trouble [:-] but they are good for keeping dust and dirt out
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if im not mistaken jatos use ball capture ends evaders use ball cups. the cups can egg out and dirt can sand the insides out but i dont have any of those foams left and its fine but just leave them till they rot off [8D]



