slash bl2s problems

[thatcraig]

I hit a edge the other day and the truck did fine no broken arms or anything but I think the servo got jarred hard and sounds like it stuck spinning. I have servos to try but idk how to sync them. Does anyone have tips?

 

[Ritz413]

Move your steering trim to center on the remote, and plug the servo into the receiver. Turn everything on so it moves to the center position before installing the horn and connecting the steering linkage. Once centered you don't need to leave it on.

 

[majin]

what do you mean sync them bro? whenever I've swapped a servo, i replace them replug the wires, then recalibrate and set the end points so i get full throw, and done. I've never synced/ one before and have no clue,
the smarter guys are probly gonna ask what servo and reciever to help them figure it out with ya

 

[thatcraig]

Thanks majin, I just thought you synced them to your remote. But I can can plug and go we can. See how that goes

 

[Ramp addict]

Install it and plug it in, turn your truck on, zero out your trim, and then install the servo horn. You're now in sync. Time to drive your truck.

 

[PonkyKong]

If you smashed the servo you can buy a cheap replacement on amazon for like 15 to 20 bucks.

 

[xjtorc]

If you want to have fun and learn something, get part # TRA2072A and rebuild the servo. You just stripped the teeth off the gears and it's spinning trying to find center.

If you want to spend 20 bucks on an upgrade, rebuild the servo with part # TRA2072R (metal gears) and you won't have to worry so much about it stripping out again.

 

[RustyUs]

No servo "syncing" required. Just plug in a servo's signal wire into the receiver the correct way and you're off and running. Whatever direction you take, just make sure to center the steering linkage and servo horn and then set the endpoints on your radio.

Once you have another servo installed, open the boogered servo up and investigate...

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Today at 7:45 AM

If you want to have fun and learn something, get part # TRA2072A and rebuild the servo. You just stripped the teeth off the gears and it's spinning trying to find center.

If you want to spend 20 bucks on an upgrade, rebuild the servo with part # TRA2072R (metal gears) and you won't have to worry so much about it stripping out again.

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