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The radio system should be checked before operating the vehicle to ensure proper operation and adequate range.
1. Turn on the transmitter.
2. Connect the battery in the vehicle.
3. Have a friend hold the vehicle while keeping hands and loose clothing away from moving parts.
4. Walk away until you are at the maximum planned operating distance from the vehicle.
5. Turn the steering wheel side to side and operate the throttle, both forward and reverse, checking for any
erratic behavior.
6. If any erratic behavior is exhibited, DO NOT operate the vehicle. Call customer service for assistance.
RANGE-CHECKING THE RADIO SYSTEM
Replace any
noticeable bent or
broken parts
Check the wheel nuts
for tightness
Check for wear on
the ball joints in
the steering and
suspension links
(replace if necessary)
Ensure the wheel
beads are still firmly
bonded around the
entire circumference
of the rim
Check the receiver
antenna for damage
Check driveshaft
set screws and
apply thread
locking compound if
necessary
Keep the chassis free
of dirt and debris
Check the steering
operation for any
binding
Inspect shock
absorbers for smooth
dampened operation
Check for loose
screws on the chassis,
especially the knuckle,
C-hub and axle lockout
screws
Inspect the spur
and pinion gears for
damage
Check for any loose
connections or frayed
wiring
Check the driveline
for smooth, bind free
operation
Replace the
transmitter batteries
when indicated by
the transmitter, as
described in the
Transmitter Functions
section
Just like a full size car or truck your RC vehicle must undergo periodic maintenance in order to ensure peak performance. Preventative maintenance
will also help avoid needless breakages which could result in costly repairs. Below are some suggestions to properly maintain your vehicle.
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE