shift...nooo..work help
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sometimes you need to adjust the trans on it. there should be i think to screws on the bottom of the trans that you can adjust, again check out the redcat FAQ on the top of the forum i think there should be something in there about the adjusting the trans..
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thanks blackdog how yhe baby
thanks blackdog how yhe baby
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i was having the same problem with my buggy not shifting then i read a thread about it a couple of days ago. two screws on the trans. one is to keep everthing together and the other is for adjusting. adj. in for later or no shift and adj. out for sooner shift and eventually loose your screw out in the middle of a field cuz its too loose. apparantly locktite is a good idea on the adjustment screw. i adjusted mine out and i still had nothing. then i lubed it with wd40 and works like a charm.
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oh this is very important. behind the adj. screw there is a spring and a ball bearing. if, like i said before, you adjust the srew out too far it may fall out and you may loose the spring, ball bearing and screw.
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oh this is very important. behind the adj. screw there is a spring and a ball bearing. if, like i said before, you adjust the srew out too far it may fall out and you may loose the spring, ball bearing and screw.
oh this is very important. behind the adj. screw there is a spring and a ball bearing. if, like i said before, you adjust the srew out too far it may fall out and you may loose the spring, ball bearing and screw.
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hey uncle. can you please tell me the size or part# of the grub screw(s) that goes in the drive clutch. are the two screws the same size, part #? i took mine appart last night and noticed that i'm missing a screw, it still works great though. thanks
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hey uncle. can you please tell me the size or part# of the grub screw(s) that goes in the drive clutch. are the two screws the same size, part #? i took mine appart last night and noticed that i'm missing a screw, it still works great though. thanks
hey uncle. can you please tell me the size or part# of the grub screw(s) that goes in the drive clutch. are the two screws the same size, part #? i took mine appart last night and noticed that i'm missing a screw, it still works great though. thanks
I think it's 02098 "M3x3"
The only other is "M4x4" 02099
For the price, I would get them both.
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Are you talking about the small set screws in the second gear clutch? If so one in the center of the clutch holds it on the shaft, The other one is slighty offset of center. This has a small spring and ball bearing under it. This is the one that adjusts the shift point.
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im talking about the one that holds it on the shaft. i put locktite on the adj screw and didnt think about the other, figured it would be good and tight. i guess i was wrong.
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OK. They're the same as the drive cups. I can't remember the # but you'll get 8, I think, in a package. You need to locktite( blue) ALL of the screws that go into metal on any RC car. Be sure to do the drivecups.
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hey everyone thanks for the help the only problem im having now is that my one way bearing keeps spining inside its little spot that it goes in in result the gear spins and the bearing stays still oohhh and, in case your woundering it was a brand spakin new spur gear 44 tooth[:@]
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That sucks.. Thats the kind of stuff that'll happen if you put a big/ more powerful engine in a Redcat. I don't even thing you could epoxey the OWB in the gear. I know you can't melt it in because the OWB has plastic in it.
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i have tried to loosen the screw and tighten the screw and my car wont shift at all. im going to try to use some wd40 on it hope that will work.