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| t-15 mantinence |
| Posted by RcRob |
| When you first buy an Mt2 rtr, you need to replace some of the external parts on the crankshaft because they may be cheaper than the same parts on the aftermarket. I replaced the clutch bell, the clutch needle bearing, and both washers. The clutch bell seemed to be too loose and it was getting shaved on the inside, I tried to tighten it up, but it was already as tight as possible. So I ended up replacing all of the above and it never happened again. |
| Posted Wednesday, Aug 30th 2006 |
Welcome to the most anticipated section of the Pit Stop, member Tips & Tricks!
This section contains user submitted tips, tricks and other suggestions direct from
the largest knowledge base ever: You! If you're not a member, not to worry, you
can still view every suggestion in this area. However, if you've got your own little
insider secrets, we encourage you to sign up and take part in the newest HPI
community direct from the source!
Disclaimer!
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and will not be held liable or offer support for any damage resulting from the use of
any of the contributions posted here. Be advised that following certain types of
shortcuts may void your warranty. If you are unsure whether a particular article will
void your warranty, please contact HPI Racing prior to using it.
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