HPI DASH. HELP !! CAN U GUYS NOT READ THIS? .HS
#1
HPI DASH. HELP !! CAN U GUYS NOT READ THIS? .HS
A Metal Tube-ish Piece Fell out of my Rc Car.
It's a HPI. DASH
The Car Will Reverse but not Go forward..
Here are Picture of the Tube and the Engine. What do i do?
Pictures arent that good. But Please Try to Help.
It's a HPI. DASH
The Car Will Reverse but not Go forward..
Here are Picture of the Tube and the Engine. What do i do?
Pictures arent that good. But Please Try to Help.
Last edited by iCy; 06-29-2006 at 07:09 PM.
#2
260+ MEMBERS ON.
NO HELP?
NO HELP?
#3
Tech Elite
Originally Posted by iCy
260+ MEMBERS ON.
NO HELP?
NO HELP?
I tryed to look that car up on the HPI web site so I could link you up but it was lame no parts break down. SELL IT!
#4
Tech Elite
iTrader: (11)
Maybe no one can help you, the car isnt the kind of thing a racer would purchase and we are primarily racers here.
Being two wheel drive the car isnt that complex and you probably have to get out a screwdriver and open it up to take a look. Since the car is running in reverse you will have to look at the mechanism that controls forward/reverse movement which is the speed controller. These days most cars have a speed controller but your is more than likely controlled by a servo.
(ie something like this http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/images..._mg995_001.jpg )
Note if this is the case there will be two servos in the car one for steering and one for acceleration/reverse.
If all else fails try turning the car on and while it is open and flicking into forward and reverse (if you do this remember to keep the wheels off the ground). And take carefull note of what moves inside the car as you dont want gear flying everywhere when you gas the throtle.
You can also try contacting HPI but i dont know if you will get a response or not, or you may have to take the car to your local hobby store and pay to have someone fix it for you.
www.hpiracing.com/index2.htm
www.hpieurope.com
Also, dont hold your camera so close to the object it looks like it cant focus on macro (close) shots. I've no idea what im looking at. But the pictures you have taken are pretty much useless anyway as the part has more than likely fallen out from inside the car and you are showing us pictures of the outside.
Being two wheel drive the car isnt that complex and you probably have to get out a screwdriver and open it up to take a look. Since the car is running in reverse you will have to look at the mechanism that controls forward/reverse movement which is the speed controller. These days most cars have a speed controller but your is more than likely controlled by a servo.
(ie something like this http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/images..._mg995_001.jpg )
Note if this is the case there will be two servos in the car one for steering and one for acceleration/reverse.
If all else fails try turning the car on and while it is open and flicking into forward and reverse (if you do this remember to keep the wheels off the ground). And take carefull note of what moves inside the car as you dont want gear flying everywhere when you gas the throtle.
You can also try contacting HPI but i dont know if you will get a response or not, or you may have to take the car to your local hobby store and pay to have someone fix it for you.
www.hpiracing.com/index2.htm
www.hpieurope.com
Also, dont hold your camera so close to the object it looks like it cant focus on macro (close) shots. I've no idea what im looking at. But the pictures you have taken are pretty much useless anyway as the part has more than likely fallen out from inside the car and you are showing us pictures of the outside.
#5
thanks.
#6
Tech Elite
iTrader: (11)
Note since the car is running in reverse the motor is more than likely ok, so dont bother posting pictures of it.....
And 260+ members includes international members, gas powered drivers, rc aviators...... Many of them will not be in this thread, or will never even have looked in here.
And 260+ members includes international members, gas powered drivers, rc aviators...... Many of them will not be in this thread, or will never even have looked in here.
#7
iCy
Call HPI Customer Service 949 753-1099 ext. 505. That's your best bet. The speed control is probably done.
Call HPI Customer Service 949 753-1099 ext. 505. That's your best bet. The speed control is probably done.
#8
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check the motor make sure you put the red wires on the positive side and the black wires on the negative side. of the motor...(if you know what i mean.) and hey!everybody may have a reason why nobody helped you out...and also just have patience and be nice. so you'll be respected. and also your thread title not really good ...
#9
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i used to have one but couldn't tell you what that peice is, never seen it before.
#10
Tech Initiate
ever consider that maybe ur car picked that up from the street or whatever and got onto ur chasiss, and fell out? cuz that doesnt look like a motor part to me heh..
save up ur cash and buy a XXX-S
save up ur cash and buy a XXX-S
#11
you could also flip through the manual and look for that part,if you dont have a hard copy of the manual go to HPI's web site, this really shouldn't be that difficult. Good Luck