Factory Team B4.1 problem, help?

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06-16-2011, 07:03 PM
andjoh

Factory Team B4.1 problem, help?

Can anyone help me? What is the problem here? I think it is the clutch, but i am not sure. Please help me :)

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06-17-2011, 06:03 AM
SportFury

I'm not a big electric guy, if your clutch is bad/worn then you will have excessive heat at the clutch from slipping... shooting in the dark here, is your motor,ESC and battery good??
06-17-2011, 01:11 PM
andjoh

Quote:

Originally Posted by SportFury

I'm not a big electric guy, if your clutch is bad/worn then you will have excessive heat at the clutch from slipping... shooting in the dark here, is your motor,ESC and battery good??

Ok, thanks :) No, the Motor and all the rest of electric is nerly new, and it works...
I will see :D
06-17-2011, 02:55 PM
andjoh

Now I have moved the pinion little time out and it looks like that was what was the problem. Much more smooth sound now:)
06-18-2011, 05:48 AM
SportFury

Ok, glad you got it
06-21-2011, 11:46 PM
Ggthedouble

Quote:

Originally Posted by andjoh

Now I have moved the pinion little time out and it looks like that was what was the problem. Much more smooth sound now:)

If I understand what you are refering to the term you are looking for is called "Mesh" and a good way to set your a mesh is to take the plastic bag you get when you buy an r/c car part or like a pinion and stick it between the spur and pinion. Then move the motor all the way up untill the bag is a liitle loose but kind of tight and then tighten the motor mounting screw and you are good to go. Rememer: Make sure you change the "Mesh" every time you change a pinion or spur size!!!