To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes the engine not to idle down on my XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car?
If your XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car does not idle down, consider: * Adjusting the idle stop screw to the factory setting because it may be out of adjustment. * Checking and tightening all engine screws because the engine may have developed an air leak. * Replacing carburetor O-rings because one or more may be damaged.
Why does my XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car pull to one side?
If your XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car pulls to one side, try: * Readjusting the trim to center both wheels because the steering trim might be out of adjustment. * Readjusting the toe angle because it might be out of adjustment. * Removing the wheel and cleaning the bearing, replacing if necessary, because one wheel might be hanging or have a damaged bearing.
Why do the brakes seem ineffective on my XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car?
If the brakes on your XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car seem ineffective: * Readjust the brake linkage, as it might be out of adjustment. * Replace the affected brake disc(s), as they may be worn.
What to do if the clutch does not engage on my XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car?
If the clutch does not engage on your XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car: * Replace the clutch shoes, as they may be damaged or worn. * Replace the clutch bell, as it may be damaged or worn.
Why does the clutch not disengage on my XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car?
Replace the clutch springs on your XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car, because they may be worn or damaged if the clutch does not disengage.
Why does my XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car not go?
If your XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car does not 'go', consider the following: * Replace the spur gear(s) because they might be stripped. * Replace the differential gear(s) because they might be stripped.
General| Brand | XTM Racing |
|---|---|
| Model | Mammoth |
| Category | Motorized Toy Car |
| Language | English |
Lists the main features and components of the Mammoth RTR Nitro Monster Truck, highlighting its performance capabilities.
Details critical safety measures for running the nitro engine, including ventilation and avoiding moving parts.
Covers general safety rules for operating the model, fuel handling, and avoiding hazardous situations.
Guidance on choosing appropriate nitro car fuels for break-in and normal operation, specifying nitromethane percentages.
Lists recommended tools such as fuel bottles, glow plug wrenches, and adjustment tools for upkeep.
Explains the parts of the radio control system, including transmitter controls and receiver functions.
Provides detailed descriptions for major parts like the engine, fuel tank, transmission, shocks, and wheels.
Step-by-step instructions for installing AA batteries into the transmitter and securing the battery cover.
Instructions for installing batteries into the receiver's battery holder and reinserting it into the battery box.
Guide on inserting the receiver antenna into its protective tube and ensuring proper length.
Details the proper order for turning on the transmitter and receiver to prevent model runaway.
Procedure to verify radio system functionality and control range before initial driving.
Tests to ensure steering and throttle/brake controls operate correctly and respond to transmitter inputs.
Verifies that the throttle trigger correctly operates the carburetor and engages/disengages brakes.
Introduces the engine's carburetor, idle stop screw, and high-speed needle valve.
Explains the function of the low speed needle valve and how to adjust it for idle and transition.
Instructions on how to prime the engine by drawing fuel into the carburetor before starting.
Details the steps for starting the engine using the pull-starter and how to safely stop it.
Specifies the recommended nitromethane content for break-in fuel to ensure proper engine performance.
Covers glow plug selection, air filter importance, and the step-by-step engine break-in process.
Explains how to adjust high and low speed needle valves for optimal engine performance after break-in.
Instructions for attaching the truck body to the chassis using body clips and ensuring proper clearance.
Guidance on setting the toe angle for front and rear tires to affect steering and stability.
Explains how to adjust the camber angle of the wheels for improved handling on different surfaces.
Details how to adjust spring tension to modify ride height and steering sensitivity for various conditions.
Instructions for fine-tuning brake linkage for proper function and the 2-speed transmission shift point.
Guidance on adjusting differential oil weights for improved handling characteristics during turns.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered with the Hitec Lynx Sport radio system.
Addresses common engine issues like starting failures, overheating, and transition problems with solutions.
Solutions for chassis-related issues such as pulling, braking, or transmission problems.
Details warranty terms, how to request service, and necessary information to include with returns.
Information on how to obtain replacement parts for the Mammoth RTR Nitro Monster Truck.
