fixing the steering link
 

During break in the steering link came off. I could not find the parts. Can someone give me a link to the parts I need for this?

RE: fixing the steering link
 

What vehicle is it?

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by the radio box, tires, and a-arms I am sure this is a monsoon

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Yep it's a Monsoon.

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Sorry couldn't tell guess I have my monitor too dark or something, causes it looks all blackfor the most part.

Do you only need the swivel ball?

RE: fixing the steering link
 

GO TO WWW.REDCATRACING.COM,GO TO PARTS,PART#60038-STEERING BALL LINK AND PART#60083-CAP HEAD MECHANICAL SCREW. PS CHECK ALL SCREWS TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE TIGHT DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN

RE: fixing the steering link
 

usually I look to see if the screw has enuff threads showing to put a locknut on it...if it doesnt I buy a bit longer screw that will allow me to do just that....regardless, it is very important to go over the rc before its ran and check all the screws and put blue locktite on all screws going into metal

RE: fixing the steering link
 

I typed in the part number and nothing showed up.

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I need the screw.

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Call them next week [&o]

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I could get the part or parts from other places. I just don't know which screw I need.

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WOW!!!!, your still waiting on an answer?....you need a 3mm x 16mm countersunk screw and a 3mm nut....you can take the one from the other end of the steering link to your local hardware store and they maybe able to hook you up....if not check out rtlfastners.com

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http://rtlfasteners.com/RC/ml030.html

http://rtlfasteners.com/RC/f3016.html

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I'd also suggest these screws for the knuckles...they are a bit longer (stock arent long enuff in my opinion).....I put a bit of tire glue (super glue) on the threads right before I screw em in...this helps keep them tight, and the 2mm longer screw helps also...if not you risk fighting screws coming loose and or pulling the threads outta the front knuckles

http://rtlfasteners.com/Merchant2/me...oduct_Count=36