HPI Sprint 2 Drift Problem
#1
HPI Sprint 2 Drift Problem
Hey everyone,
New to this form. Quick question. I just bought a HPI Sprint 2 Drift a a garage sale today. Brought it home and cleaned it up. The remote that came with it was a Kyosho remote. So anyway, I started it up and found out it works, but when I move the steering wheel on the remote, the wheels start moving. The throttle does nothing. Is there a reset button on the esc? What is the problem?
Josh
New to this form. Quick question. I just bought a HPI Sprint 2 Drift a a garage sale today. Brought it home and cleaned it up. The remote that came with it was a Kyosho remote. So anyway, I started it up and found out it works, but when I move the steering wheel on the remote, the wheels start moving. The throttle does nothing. Is there a reset button on the esc? What is the problem?
Josh
#2
Hey everyone,
New to this form. Quick question. I just bought a HPI Sprint 2 Drift a a garage sale today. Brought it home and cleaned it up. The remote that came with it was a Kyosho remote. So anyway, I started it up and found out it works, but when I move the steering wheel on the remote, the wheels start moving. The throttle does nothing. Is there a reset button on the esc? What is the problem?
Josh
New to this form. Quick question. I just bought a HPI Sprint 2 Drift a a garage sale today. Brought it home and cleaned it up. The remote that came with it was a Kyosho remote. So anyway, I started it up and found out it works, but when I move the steering wheel on the remote, the wheels start moving. The throttle does nothing. Is there a reset button on the esc? What is the problem?
Josh
The ESC plug and the STEERING SERVO plug are in the wrong slots on the receiver =
Which RECEIVER is in the car?
HPI MANUALS = http://www.hpiracing.com/instructions/#Kits
#3
Thanks! I did that and now the steering works, but no throttle. My receiver is the HPI RF-6.
#4
I'm guessing that the crystals in the radio match the receiver color-wise / freq-wise =
Google for a manual for your radio -
Check the throttle Trim and end points -
Check which ESC you have -
Google for a manual -
ESC - If you have a 1st generation Sprint = ESC is fixed / not programmable
Hard to say with out seeing any pics if you have a 1st generation Sprint or later...
Are the diffs covered like this >>> http://i968.photobucket.com/albums/a...f/IMG_0266.jpg
Sprint (generation 1 & early gen 2) bulk head =
http://www.rcplanet.com/ProductDetai...FdOHMgodMG8A3Q
Don't worry - if I'm wrong someone will be here to jump my sh!t in a heartbeat...
Which isn't a bad thing =
They must know more than me...
So we both win either way - - -
Last edited by Marv; 03-16-2013 at 01:45 PM.
#5
Got some pics for you. Gonna also make sure the batteries are charged.
#6
Brushed motor...
Un-screw it and make sure you have good connections and that the brushes are not sticking. This can be done by pulling them out and making sure they move freely inside the hood.
If you have another motor lying around, try it. Or you can put a meter on the ESC to motor leads and test for voltage. It should be set to DC.
Un-screw it and make sure you have good connections and that the brushes are not sticking. This can be done by pulling them out and making sure they move freely inside the hood.
If you have another motor lying around, try it. Or you can put a meter on the ESC to motor leads and test for voltage. It should be set to DC.
#7
Brushed motor...
Un-screw it and make sure you have good connections and that the brushes are not sticking. This can be done by pulling them out and making sure they move freely inside the hood.
If you have another motor lying around, try it. Or you can put a meter on the ESC to motor leads and test for voltage. It should be set to DC.
Un-screw it and make sure you have good connections and that the brushes are not sticking. This can be done by pulling them out and making sure they move freely inside the hood.
If you have another motor lying around, try it. Or you can put a meter on the ESC to motor leads and test for voltage. It should be set to DC.
+1 what truraza said -
Great pictures -
The posting gods surely smile upon you!
You have a Sprint 2, 1st generation =
Not a Sprint (original) & not a Sprint 2 current (water proof 2.4 system) =
But close enough to a Sprint 2 current - except for the electronics -
Good car
Also, if that twist-tie has metal in it - get rid of it...
Brushed motors are cheap -
#8
Early (NON-2.4) Sprint 2 Manual
This should be the manual for your Sprint 2 =
http://www.hpieurope.com/manuals/pdf/323.pdf
http://www.hpieurope.com/manuals/pdf/323.pdf