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hardrustler 08.05.2009 12:09 AM

E-maxx 3906 question
 
i just got a (used) older e-maxx and during the first time running the motor spins at high rpm but the truch is barely moving could someone help me out with this promblem

Andrew32 08.05.2009 12:16 AM

stock? i would check the gearing, clutch, make sure all the drivelines have set screws in em, do all 4 wheels move without laod...with load? Can u get a video of what its doing? would help alot!

hardrustler 08.05.2009 12:22 AM

i will try to get one put on tomorrow but i did check all that and everything look fine to me and yes it is stock i took off the motor cover and when i spin the big gear with my hand the tires do spin but slower then they where at first

dkexige 08.05.2009 12:37 AM

I would guess the problem to be the slipper. The pinions (smaller gears) attached to the motors spin the spur (large) gear. The spur gear is not coupled to the transmission drive shaft and should not be. There are two plates that press against the spur gear that is intended to provide an upper limit of torque that the motors can put out through the drive train. The amount of friction is controlled by a spring on the shaft that is secured by a lock nut. Tighten that nut a little bit and see if the problem persists.

.dk

_paralyzed_ 08.05.2009 12:39 AM

sounds like a loose slipper clutch. do you know what that is? It's around the big main gear (spur gear) Tighten the locknut that holds the spur gear on. The spring behind the locknut adjusts pressure on the slipper clutch.

hardrustler 08.05.2009 12:41 AM

I was just looking at that and it looks like he took off the spring and placed a spacer or washer in it place

_paralyzed_ 08.05.2009 12:44 AM

sounds like the prob. Welcome to RCM! There is an e-maxx sub-forum but no biggie. Good luck!:yes:

blueb8llz 08.05.2009 12:56 AM

what about when you go in reverse? does it go just as slow or is in normal speed?

im also curious about this, if you have a loose slipper, does this only affect forward motion?

Andrew32 08.05.2009 12:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blueb8llz (Post 310265)
what about when you go in reverse? does it go just as slow or is in normal speed?

im also curious about this, if you have a loose slipper, does this only affect forward motion?

a lose slipper will basically prevent the motor from fully engaging max torque. So it will have the same affect in both forward and reverse.

hardrustler 08.05.2009 01:04 AM

yes it is doing it in foward and reverse

blueb8llz 08.05.2009 04:31 PM

ok thats what i figured as well.


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