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QUICK START: GETTING UP TO SPEED

The following guide is an overview of the procedures for getting your model running. Look for the Quick Start logo on the bottom 
corners of Quick Start pages.

     1.   Read the safety precautions on pages 3-4

     7.   Check servo operation • See page 14

For your own safety, understand where carelessness and misuse 
could lead to personal injury.

Make sure the steering servo is working correctly.

     2.   Charge the battery pack • See page 11

     8.   Range test the radio system • See page 14

Fully charge the battery pack. Charge your battery now so it will be 
ready when you finish the other setup procedures.

Follow this procedure to make sure your radio system works properly 
at a distance and that there is no interference from outside sources.

     3.   Install the antenna  • See page 15

     9.   Detail your model • See page 8

The receiver antenna and antenna tube must be properly installed 
before operating your model.

Apply other decals if desired.

     4.   Install batteries in the transmitter • See page 11

     10.  Drive your model • See page 18

The transmitter requires 4 AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries.

Driving tips and adjustments for your model.

     5.   Install battery pack in the model • See page 12

     11.  Maintaining your model • See page 22

Your model requires a fully charged battery pack  
(included with #58034; sold separately with #58024).

Follow these critical steps to maintain the performance 
of your model and keep it in excellent running condition.

     6.   Turn on the radio system • See page 13

Make a habit of turning the transmitter on first and off last.

The Quick Start Guide is 
not intended to replace the 
full operating instructions 
available in this manual. 
Please read this entire 
manual for complete 
instructions on the proper 
use and maintenance of 
your model.

Look for the Quick Start 
logo at the bottom of 
Quick Start pages.

Summary of Contents for Splash 58024

Page 1: ...owner s manual MODEL 58034 MODEL 58024...

Page 2: ...amount of bite and thick blinding clouds of dirt roost We know you re excited about getting your new model on the road but it s very important that you take some time to read through the Owner s Manu...

Page 3: ...order to serve you better as our customer please register your product within 10 days of your purchase online at Traxxas com register T r a x x a s c o m r e g i s t e r SAFETY PRECAUTIONS All of us...

Page 4: ...control uses rechargeable batteries that must be handled with care for safety and long battery life Make sure to read and follow all instructions and precautions that were provided with your battery...

Page 5: ...468 CA glue Hobby knife Side cutters and or needle nose pliers Phillips screwdriver Soldering iron Supplied Tools and Equipment U joint wrench Pre load spacers and shock pistons Body clips and body wa...

Page 6: ...Pipe Battery Hold Down Receiver Box Antenna Mount Front Suspension Arm Front Bumper Steering Servo Shock Toe Link Front Camber Link Rear Camber Link Rear Shock Tower Chassis Front Body Mount Front Sho...

Page 7: ...del See page 8 The receiver antenna and antenna tube must be properly installed before operating your model Apply other decals if desired 4 Install batteries in the transmitter See page 11 10 Drive yo...

Page 8: ...e digital proportional throttle control Electronic speed controls use power more efficiently than mechanical speed controls so that the batteries run longer An electronic speed control also has circui...

Page 9: ...ure that is forcing the water through the hose 550 and 540 These numbers refer to the size of the motor 550 motors have armatures that are 30 longer than 540 motors IMPORTANT RADIO SYSTEM PRECAUTIONS...

Page 10: ...High Current Connector Male to Battery XL 5 Electronic Speed Control Channel 2 Steering Servo Channel 1 Your model is equipped with the Traxxas TQ 2 4GHz transmitter The transmitter has two channels...

Page 11: ...m the charger immediately 1 Plug the charger into the wall The LED on the charger should glow green 2 Connect the included battery pack to the charger output cord The LED will glow red indicating the...

Page 12: ...ector is engineered to extract all the power your battery has to give RADIO SYSTEM RULES Always turn your transmitter on first and off last This procedure will help to prevent your model from receivin...

Page 13: ...ion Use the following procedures to reverse the steering and throttle channels if necessary Servo reversing should only be required if you accidentally reset the direction of a channel Do not reverse...

Page 14: ...ransmitter Range Testing the Radio System Before each running session with your model you should range test your radio system to ensure that it operates properly 1 Turn on the radio system and check i...

Page 15: ...nut over the antenna tube and screw it onto the antenna post 4 Use the supplied tool to tighten the crimp nut on the post just until the antenna tube is securely in place Do not overtighten or crush...

Page 16: ...Press and hold the EZ Set button A The LED will first turn green and then red Release the button 5 When the LED blinks RED ONCE pull the throttle trigger to the full throttle position and hold it ther...

Page 17: ...ready to drive Note If you missed the mode you wanted keep the EZ Set button pressed down and the blink cycle will repeat until the button is released and a Mode is selected LED Codes and Protection...

Page 18: ...ive hard acceleration Tips for Increasing Run Time Use batteries with the highest mAh rating you can purchase Read and follow all maintenance and care instructions provided by the manufacturer of your...

Page 19: ...box during wet running This can cause long term problems with the sensitive electronics in the receiver Removing the receiver box cover during storage allows the air inside to dry This step can impro...

Page 20: ...the battery is fully charged and in good condition The model is equipped with a Titan 12T 550 motor The gear combination that comes stock on each model provides good overall acceleration and top spee...

Page 21: ...ension with the maximum possible suspension travel and ride height Racing on a prepared track or on road use requires a lower ride height and firmer more progressive suspension settings The more progr...

Page 22: ...ering system There are several components that will wear out from use the servo saver Traxxas part 3744 the bellcrank bushings Traxxas part 2545 and the tie rod ends Traxxas part 2742 Replace these co...

Page 23: ...130327 58034 58024 OM N EN R02 1100 Klein Road Plano Texas 75074 1 888 TRAXXAS MODEL 58034 MODEL 58024 owner s manual...

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