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New to RC, Engine won't start, tried all options.
The only way I know is to try a new glow plug. Break-in is hard on them. I've had good results with Traxxas 3232X plugs, and my Shockwave actually runs better with an HSP A3 plug. I picked up a few on eBay for about $4 bucks each.- watertrucker
- Post #14
- Forum: Engines
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New to RC, Engine won't start, tried all options.
Usually that's the sign of a bad glow plug. A new one should take care of it. Be sure to set your needles back to where they were before. Then you can start tuning.- watertrucker
- Post #10
- Forum: Engines
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New to RC, Engine won't start, tried all options.
2 1/2 full turns counter clockwise from closed. Should be close enough to get it going.- watertrucker
- Post #4
- Forum: Engines
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New to RC, Engine won't start, tried all options.
Welcome to RCNT ! Sorry, didn't mean to quote your post. Hit the wrong button on my phone. I broke in my Shockwave a couple days ago. In my experience the factory settings are usually off. I set my high speed and low speed needles at 2 1/2 turns out from closed and it started and idled good...- watertrucker
- Post #2
- Forum: Engines