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Is the truck brand new? Have you ever had it moving? If it's brand new and doesn't want to move, try giving it more gas, I say this because when I first got my truck I thought some thing was wrong because it wouldn't move. You will give it atleast half throttle when cold to move it.Originally posted by matt
If I turn the spur gear it turns the clutch slipper. Forward and reverse engage but when I apply gas the truck attempts to take off. If I put it on concrete the truck will go when gas is applied butvery slowly. I wasn't sure what you meant about the resistance on the spur or the slipper clutch. The clutch spins very freely and so does the spur. Hope this is enough info. Matt
Originally posted by SkyMaxx
Here's how to do the mesh check.
1. Loosen the screws that hold the motor mounts to the chassis plate (don't take them all the way out).
2. Make sure you have both spur gear and clutch gear on properly (since you've mounted the spur and the clutch is attached to the motor, you probably have little to worry about here).
3. Take the plastic bag that the spur gear came in (a ziploc bag will work just as well) and place one thickness of the plastic between the two gears.
4. Push the motor back into place so that the two gear compress on the plastic.
5. Tighten the motor mount screws (making sure that the motor mounts are as square to the chassis as possible...you want the gears to have as even a surface to surface contact as possible).
6. Pull the bag out. The gears should rotate freely and mesh together just right.
Hope this helps...