Tamiya TT02 Thread
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#2266
Tech Adept
if it beeps constantly it means it doesn't see the transmitter. (transmitter off, dead batteries, or needs to bind again).
if it only beeps when you press the throttle then maybe bad ESC.
Seth
if it only beeps when you press the throttle then maybe bad ESC.
Seth
#2267
Tech Champion
iTrader: (136)
I picked up a new TT02 EuroTruck and after maybe 8-10 runs (over a few weeks) the power just completely cut when I was driving (no steering or throttle). Now when I turn it on the esc blinks green and beeps twice, small pause, and then continues to blink green and beep. No power to steering or throttle. Seems like a fried esc? Just strange since the car wasn't run hard and it's the stock esc/brushed motor. Anybody have this problem or know the issue? I sent a message via Tamiya USA website, but they never replied. Thanks
Sometimes you have to reset the Tamiya esc. I think I would try reseting. it using the instruction manual.
#2268
Thanks for the feedback. It beeps constantly. The receiver isn't getting any power from the esc so no way to bind. Battery is charged and working fine. I'm pretty sure the esc is bad (or perhaps plug that runs from esc to receiver). I tried the receiver in another car/esc and it works fine.
#2269
I took it apart to do a maintenance cleaning and found a cracked diff case upper and lower. a broken screw hole in case that holds the prop shaft ordered a new deck and bags A.I just finished rebuild. . Love this TT
#2270
Anybody using aftermarket servo saver? It seems like the tamiya aluminum steering upgrade for tt02 is bad. Same thing with my friends tt02rr. The upgraded one he got was also bad. Doesn't re-center very well. If you are using aftermarket servo saver can you please share the picture of your car?
#2271
Tech Adept
Had the same problem.
Went back to the stock one, and it's ok.
Went back to the stock one, and it's ok.
#2273
Has anyone used a one-way in the front diff for drifting? Is it worth it or should I just lock it like the rear?
#2274
Anybody using aftermarket servo saver? It seems like the tamiya aluminum steering upgrade for tt02 is bad. Same thing with my friends tt02rr. The upgraded one he got was also bad. Doesn't re-center very well. If you are using aftermarket servo saver can you please share the picture of your car?
#2275
got my white wheels and foams. now ready to go do something
#2276
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#2280
Tech Rookie
So many issues with this chassis
Man this was my first chassis and I've just had so many issues with it, even after grabbing the aftermarket hopups... Anyone else feel like this? Just gonna list a couple
--> It's REALLY easy to strip the screw threads in the plastic bathtub, thank god it;s only $6 to replace the whole bathtub
--> The stock steering system is so bad, it felt terrible to drive until I replaced my entire steering system with the aluminium hopups + changed all the fixed length steering rods to turnbuckles
--> I have no idea why but I purchased the tamiya cvds to use in place of the stock dogbones which kept falling out during races(?) somehow and the cvd pins keep coming loose even though I've tightened the grub as much as I can
--> The original wheel hexes are so loose and the wheels vibrate way too much, they're much better now that I replaced them with the alu hexes
--> Tamiya's system for mounting the aluminium steering arms is so ridiculous, the mounting grub that holds the post in place can be replaced with just a slightly longer screw that just goes in from the bottom of the chassis, it's much more stable than the mini grub system that tamiya suggests using.
--> Even after purchasing all the steering upgrades it still locks up a little too much for my liking after going through any kind of corner thats <90 degrees
--> The smallest bumps seem to make something go wrong and break something in the chassis it feels extremely fragile
--> It's REALLY easy to strip the screw threads in the plastic bathtub, thank god it;s only $6 to replace the whole bathtub
--> The stock steering system is so bad, it felt terrible to drive until I replaced my entire steering system with the aluminium hopups + changed all the fixed length steering rods to turnbuckles
--> I have no idea why but I purchased the tamiya cvds to use in place of the stock dogbones which kept falling out during races(?) somehow and the cvd pins keep coming loose even though I've tightened the grub as much as I can
--> The original wheel hexes are so loose and the wheels vibrate way too much, they're much better now that I replaced them with the alu hexes
--> Tamiya's system for mounting the aluminium steering arms is so ridiculous, the mounting grub that holds the post in place can be replaced with just a slightly longer screw that just goes in from the bottom of the chassis, it's much more stable than the mini grub system that tamiya suggests using.
--> Even after purchasing all the steering upgrades it still locks up a little too much for my liking after going through any kind of corner thats <90 degrees
--> The smallest bumps seem to make something go wrong and break something in the chassis it feels extremely fragile