Header?

[Suicide]

How do you take the header off of a revo.

 

[ajames942]

Theres two screws in the back of the motor.

 

[qaart]

if it has the ez start take it off it will be easyier to work with.

 

[Suicide]

nah I'm not that stupid. if you have a revo 1 of the 2 screws is behind the header. how do you recomend i take it off.

 

[ajames942]

if it has the ez start take it off it will be easyier to work with.

Never had to take my E-Z Start off....Don't do more work when you don't have to.

 

[Bartek]

it's nearly impossible to take off the header while the engine is on the Revo.
The easiest and quickest way it to take off the engine and then take off the header and while the engine is off the truck it's a great chance to clean the engine.

 

[ajames942]

nah I'm not that stupid. if you have a revo 1 of the 2 screws is behind the header. how do you recomend i take it off.

O...Just unscrew them...Theres no special way really.

 

[Suicide]

i couldn't access it so i took pliers and unscrewed it that way. now time to take advantage of the ERP and get a 3.3

 

[Bartek]

O...Just unscrew them...Theres no special way really.

I was thinking of that as well,because one of the screws are behind the header it makes it harder and you gotta be more careful not to brake the header as they are hella delicate
use an long 2mm hex (I think....) and just gently and slowly unscrew it,don't rush and don't panic,nothing bad will happen to header for sure.....

 

[vbgagnon]

You have to use a ball end driver. It makes the task so much easier.

 

[ajames942]

You have to use a ball end driver. It makes the task so much easier.

+1 to that. I use them and I love them.

 

[Skwerly]

I would try and get it as tight as you can when you put it back on - pliers may not be very effective. You don't want that thing leaking .

 

[1BadHogg]

You have to use a ball end driver. It makes the task so much easier.

Theres your answer I did the same with mine was simple as hell.....

 

[qaart]

i use a ball driver and a 4 way wrench as a breaker bar