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Old 01-26-2013, 01:43 PM
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Default Re: Noisy transmission......

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Originally Posted by fhhhstix View Post
Mario it sounds like the set screw for the pinion is hitting the spur gear. The spur gears in the Tamiya transmissions have side play in them and you may need to move the pinion closer to the motor. Even if the pinion and the spur gear don't have 100% overlap it will be fine. Basically you may see some of the spur gear past the end of the pinion but it is necessary so the set screw doesn't hit the pinion.

Travis
Hey Travis, dont let anyone tell ya you dont know these trucks inside out! I just logged back in to thank Nathan for pointing me in the right direction, i found the problem!! the problem is exactly what you describe.
i opened it up and layed on the bench and just started turning and suddenly noticed this......

the set screw is the culprit !





That would explain the greater noise with tighter backlash when i was testing.

this is the current setting but i will redo now the set screw is clear.



Thanks guys, i really appreciate the help!

oh, and the new truck still deserves a new fresh motor so got one on order

mario

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