Servo won’t turn all the way

[raptor170]

My servo turns farther right than it does left. Was this a problem with me assembling the car or is it a problem with the servo (which is a cheap one off of Amazon). The car is a tt02 with a yeah racing kit on it. Thanks!

 

[ZaneC]

My servo turns farther right than it does left. Was this a problem with me assembling the car or is it a problem with the servo (which is a cheap one off of Amazon). The car is a tt02 with a yeah racing kit on it. Thanks!View attachment 227905View attachment 227906

Just take the servo horn off and center the servo, then put it back on.
(Nice car by the way)

 

[RustyUs]

 

[raptor170]

Just take the servo horn off and center the servo, then put it back on.
(Nice car by the way)

Thanks!

 

[slw2206]

Just take the servo horn off and center the servo, then put it back on.
(Nice car by the way)

I 2nd that advice, most likely the correct solution.

Also possible you might have a really nice radio setup that allows trim on left and right steering, independently. If that's the case and Zane's advice doesn't work, check your left trim.

*I think Zane's advice will do the trick though*

 

[DavidB1126]

Like they said above. Take the servo horn off, power on the car to center the servo. Put it back on. If it doesn't work try a aluminum servo horn. The stock Tamiya servo savers are trash. If that also doesn't work, it's probably just because it's a tt02.

I'd also say, make sure your toe tie rods are the same length so one wheel isn't more out or in as the other.

 

[WickedFog]

Just looking at your bellcrank, it looks to be steering just fine. As David said, check your steering links and make sure they are the same length.

Make sure you set your endpoints too, or be ready to buy more servos