To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car that pulls to one side?
If the truggy pulls to one side, the steering trim may be out of adjustment (readjust trim to center both wheels), the toe angle might be incorrect (readjust toe angle), or one wheel is hanging or has a damaged bearing (remove the wheel and clean or replace the bearing).
What to do if XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car engine does not start?
If the engine won't start, consider these possibilities: the glow plug might have failed (replace it), the glow starter may not be charged or is faulty (charge or replace it), the idle mixture screw could be set too lean, you might be using old or contaminated fuel (replace with new fuel), the engine could be flooded with too much fuel, or there might be an air leak in the fuel system or engine. For the flooded engine, remove the glow plug and expel fuel from the cylinder. If there is an air leak, replace fuel lines and/or tighten all engine bolts.
Why XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car operating range is short?
A short operating range could be due to a few things: the transmitter antenna might be retracted (extend it fully), the receiver antenna isn't extended (extend it completely), the receiver antenna is cut, or the transmitter and/or receiver batteries are low (replace or recharge them).
What to do if XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car engine does not transition?
If your engine isn't transitioning smoothly, it could be due to a failed or wrong type of glow plug or old/wrong type of fuel. Replace with a new, recommended glow plug and fuel. Also, the high-speed needle valve may be set too rich, or the idle mixture is too lean or too rich. Finally, there might be an air leak in the fuel system or engine; in this case, replace fuel lines and/or tighten all engine bolts.
What to do if XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car servos do not operate normally?
If the servos aren't working right, it could be because the transmitter and/or receiver batteries are low (replace or recharge them). Alternatively, the servo gear might be stripped or damaged, requiring a replacement with a new gear set.
How to fix XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car that does not 'go'?
If the truggy isn't moving, check for these issues: a stripped or damaged spur gear (replace it), stripped differential gears (replace them), slipping or broken swing shafts (tighten grub screws or replace shafts), slipping outdrive cups (tighten grub screws), or a clutch that's not engaging (check and repair or replace the clutch assembly). Also, make sure the carburettor isn't set too rich.
What to do if XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car clutch does not disengage?
If the clutch isn't disengaging, the clutch springs might be worn or damaged; in this case, replace them.
What to do if XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car brakes seem ineffective?
If the brakes are not effective, the brake linkage could be out of adjustment (readjust it), or the brake discs are worn (replace them).
Why XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car rolls while engine is idling?
If the truggy rolls while idling, the engine idle speed might be set too high (lower it) or the clutch springs are worn out (replace them).
How to fix XTM Racing Motorized Toy Car suspension?
If the suspension isn't smooth, it could be due to sticking shocks (clean or rebuild them), bent shock shafts (rebuild shocks or replace shafts), bent or damaged hinge pins (replace them), or hinge pin bolts/nuts being too tight (loosen them).
General| Type | Truggy |
|---|---|
| Scale | 1/10 |
| Radio System | 2.4GHz |
| RTR | Yes |
| Suspension | Independent |
| Shock Type | Oil-filled |
| Tire Type | All-terrain |
| Speed Control | Electronic |
| Assembly Level | Ready-to-Run |
Details correct fuel types, nitromethane content, and safe fuel handling practices.
Guides through initial assembly steps, focusing on wheel installation and tyre gluing.
Details the procedure for range checking the radio system to ensure proper function and prevent signal loss.
Explains how to verify the correct operation of steering, throttle, and brake linkages.
Introduces engine carburettor components and basic settings for initial operation.
Guides on adjusting high and low speed needle valves for optimal engine performance after break-in.
Explains differential tuning by changing silicone oil weights for varied traction and handling.
Provides solutions for common problems related to the radio control system's operation.
Offers troubleshooting steps for engine starting, fuel draw, transition, and overheating problems.
