Originally Posted by ckblood05

could be. after the screws came loose, i put the motor back in place. i used red locktite so the screws would not come loose again. well, after i saw there was still a problem, i went to loosen the 2 screws for the motor, and one came out, the other would not. i tried everything. now the head of the screw is stripped.it wont budge! so until i have to get to it, i guess its gonna stay. because i don't want to break the threads in the back of the motor. if i could get that screw out, i would put a new one in and do that with a piece of paper and the slipper clutch.

Originally Posted by bschanz

a jarring impact, or repeated jarring impacts can cause the motor to come loose. all the loctite in the work will not stop it. once you get the screw out (if you can get a dremel in there to slot the screw head do that. or an easy out will work but it will be tough with the loctite in there.) get some sandpaper or a rasp and rough up the plastic where the motor mount screws pass though to get to the motor that might help.

Originally Posted by bschanz

you'll find with the titan 12t motor it is good to have a back up anyhow. you should be able to slot that sucker if the hex is stripped out. turn it out with a flathead and be done with it. i had a stripped screw in my sbv2 and used an easy out to get it out. it was an upper deck mounting screw so it was not hard but it took a while because i did not want to damage the graphite upper deck.

Originally Posted by snoninja93

heat the stuck screw with a soldering iron this will break down the lock tight and make it easy to move

Originally Posted by snoninja93

heat the stuck screw with a soldering iron this will break down the lock tight and make it easy to move