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Excessive oil all over wth?

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Stevoflint

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Does anyone have any idea what would be causing my Tmaxx 1.5 to have oil ALL OVER the skid plate and rear diff area after I run it??
I finally got it runnin, and sitting still, oil comes out the muffler, and COVERS the entire tear half of the thing!
Is my motor blown, or do I have to run a higher % of nitro, or is it just runnin to rich or what???
Runnin 20% nitro
Thanks y'all.
 
It's hard to tell because of the amount of oil all over the place, but I believe it's coming from somewhere CLOSE to, if not THE, motor. :\

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Also, I tried looking on YouTube for a vid to see if anyone else had this problem, but to no avail.

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I can't figure out how to upload a pic or I would.
Ima try again.
Standby.
 
I had that problem it was comeing from the seal on the exhaust to the head.i replaced it tuned the high idle screw
To lean it & it works fine now..

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Hi new member.can anybody tell me the procedure on how to adjust my revo 2 spd trans .if i turn the setscrew in all the ways eazy how many turns counter clockwise do i do.thnk u
 
Okay. We got the point. Period. :D

Check your exhaust gasket first, and make sure the pipe is fitting properly.
Don't adjust your needles yet since the back pressure can also affect the tune. If you're blowing a lot of oil out of the muffler once it's been secured properly, that's when you lean the HSN.
 
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