T-MAxx 4908 too much Unburned Fuel
09-03-2008, 12:56 PM
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T-MAxx 4908 too much Unburned Fuel
T-Maxx 4908. Too much Unburned Fuel coming out of the exhaust pipe, so much that it get the front & Rear Tires & Suspensions wet & dirty.
I,ve tried to lean the HSN & LSN but nothing happens & when the T-Maxx is at Idle it moves forward, I apply brakes to keep it still.
Help is needed very badly
tough the performance is outstanding.
Thanks Everyone.
I,ve tried to lean the HSN & LSN but nothing happens & when the T-Maxx is at Idle it moves forward, I apply brakes to keep it still.
Help is needed very badly
tough the performance is outstanding.Thanks Everyone.
09-03-2008, 02:53 PM
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RE: T-MAxx 4908 too much Unburned Fuel
unburnt oil is always going to get all over the truck its just how it is..My maxx the rear would be literaly dripping after a few tanks so i installed an exhaust deflector & now the exhaust blows to the side more & only the 1 back suspension side gets oily..
09-03-2008, 02:56 PM
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RE: T-MAxx 4908 too much Unburned Fuel
ORIGINAL: ratpower396
unburnt oil is always going to get all over the truck its just how it is..My maxx the rear would be literaly dripping after a few tanks so i installed an exhaust deflector & now the exhaust blows to the side more & only the 1 back suspension side gets oily..
unburnt oil is always going to get all over the truck its just how it is..My maxx the rear would be literaly dripping after a few tanks so i installed an exhaust deflector & now the exhaust blows to the side more & only the 1 back suspension side gets oily..
09-03-2008, 04:53 PM
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RE: T-MAxx 4908 too much Unburned Fuel
No matter what ya try and do, there is gonna be at least some oil that will get on some part of the truck or another as natually, its just a part of the nitro hobby. Now, like one of the others already eluded to; u can put a exhaust deflector on there that will help to eliminate some of that, but most likely not all of it as some of the exhaust will still end up getting on the back part of the truck....like I said its just a part of the nitro hobby...
09-03-2008, 08:54 PM
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RE: T-MAxx 4908 too much Unburned Fuel
YUP... i had the same problem, and what wondering 'what the heck is this'... then asked someone, and turned out to be normal... MY exhaust outlet, points directly at the rear tire, so its always saturated... i need one of those deflector gadgets!!! hahaha
09-03-2008, 09:00 PM
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RE: T-MAxx 4908 too much Unburned Fuel
ORIGINAL: HarisKhoso
T-Maxx 4908. Too much Unburned Fuel coming out of the exhaust pipe, so much that it get the front & Rear Tires & Suspensions wet & dirty.
I,ve tried to lean the HSN & LSN but nothing happens & when the T-Maxx is at Idle it moves forward, I apply brakes to keep it still.
Help is needed very badly tough the performance is outstanding.
Thanks Everyone.
T-Maxx 4908. Too much Unburned Fuel coming out of the exhaust pipe, so much that it get the front & Rear Tires & Suspensions wet & dirty.
I,ve tried to lean the HSN & LSN but nothing happens & when the T-Maxx is at Idle it moves forward, I apply brakes to keep it still.
Help is needed very badly
tough the performance is outstanding.Thanks Everyone.
09-04-2008, 01:23 PM
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RE: T-MAxx 4908 too much Unburned Fuel
It shouldn't be that bad. Maybe a little bit of oil residue but nothing saturated or soaked. You are running your truck too rich, so you do not have enough air going into the motor and too much fuel. Here are some tuning vuds to help you out: (nnot the same truck but same concept)
[link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSmMzpZM_As]Part 1[/link]
[link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJFsJAxNoRg&feature=related]Part 2[/link]
[link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSmMzpZM_As]Part 1[/link]
[link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJFsJAxNoRg&feature=related]Part 2[/link]
